PARSIPPANY — Parsippany Hills High School will be closed on Wednesday, December 17, following an emergency transformer failure that left the building without power, school officials announced.
According to a notice sent to families, the transformer malfunction occurred Tuesday afternoon, rendering the school unable to operate safely. Crews are scheduled to replace the transformer, after which the Township will conduct an inspection to ensure all work meets required standards.
School officials said the high school will remain closed until power is fully restored and the building is deemed safe for occupancy.
“We will continue to monitor the situation closely and will provide updates if additional information becomes available,” the statement read.
Parents, students, and staff have been advised to watch for further communication regarding reopening plans. No additional details were released as of Tuesday evening.
Parsippany Focus will continue to follow the situation and provide updates as they are announced.
