TRENTON, N.J. - Unvaccinated educators will no longer be required to undergo routine COVID-19 testing in New Jersey, according to an announcement from Gov.

Phil Murphy.Murphy signed an executive order Monday lifting all testing requirements for school districts, child care settings and state contractors.With less than a month before the 2022 school year begins, the order will immediately go into effect for school districts and child care.

The change will apply to state contractors beginning September 1."Today’s executive order follows guidance from public health officials at the CDC regarding responsible steps states can take as we continue to adjust to the endemic reality of COVID-19," Murphy said.MORE HEADLINES:Policies requiring unvaccinated workers to undergo routine testing have been lifted.

However, the governor says schools and child care providers may still maintain a vaccination or testing policy at their own discretion.

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Former Coppin basketball star, Pennsylvania coach Larry Yarbray dies in bike crash

CHESTER, Pa. - A community, along with several schools, are mourning the loss of a former college basketball standout and head coach.Larry Yarbray, 51, reportedly died while riding with a group of bicyclists in Dover, Delaware, over the weekend. Police say he lost control of his bicycle, and was struck when he swerved into oncoming traffic.Yarbray was the starting point guard at Coppin State University in 1990 when the team made history with its first-ever NCAA tournament appearance.

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Officials: Woman wounded by police after she shot 2nd woman in Delaware

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3 children dead after apparent drowning incident at Coney Island beach; mother in custody

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Queen Elizabeth II is featured on several currencies. What happens now?

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King Charles to lead royal procession of queen's coffin in Scotland

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Police track AirPods to locate stolen vehicle with baby inside in Philadelphia, authorities say

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Father of 7 'ambushed and executed' on front lawn in Germantown, police say

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Street named in honor of longtime South Philly community activist

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Tata Consumer Products enters health supplements segment

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Risk of COVID-19 Exposure Still a Concern for U.S. Employees

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GMB hosts worry as Andrew Marr issues health update after appearing with arm in sling

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Walt Disney CEO sketches out early plan for digital future

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Democratic Senate candidate Lt. Gov. John Fetterman holds Montgomery County rally

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The Queen’s corgis to be taken in reportedly by Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson

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Atlantic City casino dealers reject designated smoking area proposal

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