San Diego School District Fires Dozens of Workers Over Vaccine Mandate

San Diego School District Fires Dozens of Workers Over Vaccine Mandate
People hold various signs expressing their objection to vaccine mandates at a protest in San Francisco, Calif. Nancy Han/NTD Television
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
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The San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) in California has fired over 70 employees who remain non-compliant with its COVID-19 vaccination mandate, according to reports.

The school district set Jan. 24 as the the deadline for all SDUSD staff to either submit proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or get an approved exemption. Letters of termination have been sent out to those who refused to comply with the requirements, reported San Diego Union Tribune.