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Story summary
- Orthodox Jewish teachers in New York City lost their legal battle against the Department of Education over denied religious observance days for Passover preparation.
- The decision marks the first rejection since 1999.
- Twenty teachers filed a grievance in May 2025, and United Jewish Teachers President Moshe Spern criticized the decision as bordering on religious discrimination.
- The United Federation of Teachers may seek arbitration.
