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Massachusetts School District Faces Allegations of Ignoring Antisemitic Bullying

HERNDON, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, JUL 1 – Three Jewish children were expelled after reporting antisemitic bullying linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict; the school allegedly ignored complaints and displayed a Palestinian flag, worsening harassment.

  • The Anti-Defamation League filed a federal brief accusing Concord-Carlisle schools of failing to protect Jewish students from persistent antisemitic harassment in 2023.
  • This rise in antisemitic incidents followed Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack on Israel and included reports of Nazi salutes, swastikas, and antisemitic slurs.
  • The Concord-Carlisle district collaborates with the civil rights office, surveys community members regularly, and maintains relationships with Jewish leaders to address the issue.
  • ADL reported over 100 antisemitic incidents in Massachusetts K-12 schools in 2023 and urged annual antisemitism training, audits, and clear policy statements from the district.
  • The brief suggests these actions aim to curb systemic antisemitism that has forced some Jewish students to leave schools amid a nationwide surge in hostility.
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