Centner Academy barred teachers newly vaccinated against the coronavirus from being near students. Some parents threatened to withdraw their children. Others clamored to enroll.

Centner Academy, a private school in Miami, has spread debunked information about the coronavirus vaccine.

A Miami private school, which previously asked teachers not to get the Covid-19 vaccine or they wouldn’t be allowed to return this school year, has now asked parents to keep their children home ...

Long before Miami’s Centner Academy ignited a national uproar by telling teachers not to get COVID-19 vaccinations, contrary to all credible scientific advice, the school’s husband-and-wife ...

Leila Centner, CEO of Centner Academy, spoke Tuesday about her school's controversial new policy trying to keep teachers and staff from getting lifesaving COVID vaccinations.

Centner Academy incorrectly claims: "Tens of thousands of women all over the world have recently been reporting adverse reproductive issues from being in close proximity with those who have ...

Centner Academy advertises its support for “medical freedom from mandated vaccines,” and has recently hosted talks by antivaccine advocates.

Centner Academy co-founder Leila Centner repeated debunked claims to explain why teachers who have received COVID-19 vaccinations will have to stay away from students.

Centner Academy, which also teaches pre-K to grade 12, charges yearly tuition ranging from $17,000 to $36,500, depending on the grade, according to its website.

David and Leila Centner, whose Centner Academy in Miami is effectively barring teachers from getting the COVID vaccine, donated $1 million to Republicans in 2020.

Centner Academy, a Miami private school founded by two wealthy parents, warned its staff against taking COVID-19 vaccines and said it would not employ anyone who has taken the vaccine.