JERSEY CITY, NJ — The state's second largest city will shut its public schools early on Tuesday out of concerns for traffic during a World Cup match, they announced Friday. "The safety and well-being of our students and staff are our highest priorities," read the letter from Superintendent Dr. Norma Fernandez to parents (see it below). "As our region prepares to host the FIFA World Cup, we anticipate significant logistical challenges that may impact our daily operations.