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A Virginia school settled a civil rights case after expelling Jewish siblings amid antisemitic incidents, agreeing to policy changes, a public apology, and $150K in costs.
A Virginia private school has settled a civil rights complaint after expelling three Jewish siblings following reports of severe antisemitic harassment, including racist slurs, threats, and a classroom activity featuring Adolf Hitler.
The Nysmith School in Herndon agreed to overhaul policies, issue a public apology, pay nearly $150,000 in costs, implement five years of external monitoring, and provide antisemitism training.
The settlement, reached with the Virginia Attorney General’s Office and the Louis D. Brandeis Center, requires the school to define antisemitism in its policies, create a complaint committee, and have its headmaster issue a public statement of regret, without admitting wrongdoing.
Una escuela de Virginia resolvió un caso de derechos civiles después de expulsar a hermanos judíos en medio de incidentes antisemitas, aceptando cambios de política, una disculpa pública y $ 150K en costos.