New York Requires Children Ages 12+ to Receive COVID-19 Booster For Extracurricular Activities

The war on children in New York continues with a sickening announcement from the Department of Health to require COVID-19 boosters to play school sports.

In a letter to school administrators, the New York Department of Health stated children ages 12+ eligible for a booster must receive the third shot to participate in extracurricular activities.

Children statistically have a greater chance of dying from influenza or a car accident, and mandating COVID-19 jabs in any form is criminal.

But Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration doesn’t care about ethics and wants to inoculate children by any means necessary.

That’s why NYC parents must keep their kids away from these monsters.

BREAKING: New York now requires CHILDREN ages 12+ to get booster shots to play school sports https://t.co/9WFOjRQ2MM

— Drew Hernandez (@DrewHLive) January 13, 2022

WHEC reporter Jennifer Lewke published the Department of Health letter in a tweet and highlighted the updated booster requirement.

NEW: Updated @HealthNYGov guidance requires kids (12+) to be BOOSTED (not just vaccinated) in order to play sports or do extracurriculars if exposed to #COVID19.
They can stay in school if vaccinated and exposed but can’t do anything else unless they are boosted. @news10nbc pic.twitter.com/seuYVDoCUF

— Jennifer Lewke (@WHEC_JLewke) January 12, 2022

Re: New @HealthNYGov guidance for schools: "We are in the process of working with local health officials to seek clarification about what these updates mean for local schools." says @LawrenceBoWrig1, President of Monroe County Council of Superintendents. @news10nbc

— Jennifer Lewke (@WHEC_JLewke) January 12, 2022

The Post Millennial shared:

“Extracurricular or after school activities: Individuals 12 years and older who are eligible for a booster but not boosted, and who have been exposed to an individual with COVID-19, cannot participate in extracurricular or after school activities and, aside from school attendance for instruction and bus travel, must adhere to a 5-day quarantine at home. Fully vaccinated 5-11-year-old children are not eligible for a booster and have no further restrictions.”

New York is going a step further than what the federal guidelines currently require. The current rules on the CDC website say those “ages 5-17 years and completed the primary series of COVID-19 vaccines” do not need to be quarantined. Further, the definition of “primary series” per the CDC is two doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.