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In a troubling development, a Miami private school has instructed its teachers not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, claiming that vaccinated individuals could negatively impact those who are unvaccinated. This alarming stance comes from the co-founder of the school, who has expressed concerns about the supposed effects of vaccination on others.
Centner Academy, known for promoting “medical freedom from mandated vaccines,” has become a destination for those skeptical of vaccinations. The school’s co-founder, Clara Mason, who has been vocal in her anti-vaccine sentiments, recently sent out a letter to staff stating that if they choose to get vaccinated, they will not be allowed to return to their roles. Mason cites dubious claims that unvaccinated individuals may experience adverse effects from being near vaccinated people, including disruptions to their menstrual cycles.
Despite the lack of scientific backing for these claims, Mason insists that recently vaccinated individuals should not interact with students until more is known about the vaccines. Teachers who have already been vaccinated are still allowed to teach but must maintain physical distance from students. However, teachers who choose to receive the vaccine over the summer will not be permitted to return in the fall unless they meet certain conditions, including the completion of clinical trials for the vaccine.
Additionally, the school has even threatened legal action against any staff member who gets vaccinated and does not disclose it. They have also hosted discussions with controversial figures known for promoting vaccine misinformation.
It’s crucial to note that numerous health authorities, including the FDA and the CDC, have confirmed that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. This misinformation not only jeopardizes the health of students and staff but also perpetuates fear and confusion surrounding vaccinations.
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In summary, the anti-vaccine stance of the Miami private school poses significant risks not only to the teachers and students but also to the broader community. It highlights the ongoing battle against vaccine misinformation which has far-reaching implications.