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  1. The United Federation of Teachers represents teachers in New York City schools, which are governed by the city council.
  2. Disagreement over the direction of New York City education policy.

Records show thousands of New York City educators fired over vaccine mandates

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Attorney Jimmy Wagner obtained Department of Education records showing 5,399 public school teachers were terminated in 2022 for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, with an additional 112 fired in 2023. This total of 5,511 is significantly higher than the 914 workers reported by the city in February 2022. Michael Kane estimates that when factoring in resignations, New York City lost at least 10,000 educators due to the mandate, noting that support staff are not included in the count.

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The discrepancy between official city reports and the newly uncovered figures raises questions about the scope of labor reductions within New York City's education system. The loss of thousands of educators and support staff could impact the stability and operational capacity of public services in the city.

There is ongoing disagreement over the direction of New York City education policy, with the city council governing the schools.

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Who's involved

  • Michael KaneMichael Kane, who estimates the total loss of educators in New York City.
  • New York CityNew York City, where the educator terminations and policy mandates occurred.
  • city councilThe city council, which governs the policies of New York City.

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