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JEWISH TEACHER SUES DOE OVER ANTISEMITISM AT NYC HIGH SCHOOL, SHARES ABHORRENT
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A Jewish teacher who said she was terrorized by students at her Brooklyn high
school — including with swastikas, death threats, Nazi salutes and Hitler-loving
comments — has sued over the heinous antisemitism that school officials
allegedly allowed to run rampant.
Danielle Kaminsky, whose alleged ordeal was detailed in a front-page Post
expose about hateful incidents at Origins High School in Sheepshead Bay, claims
bigotry was “effectively promoted and encouraged” there, according to the
Brooklyn federal lawsuit from Friday.
Kaminsky, 33, a global history teacher, claims she was the victim of a slew of
antisemitic incidents since the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre — including an email she
received saying, “All Jews need to be exterminated.”
8
Teacher Danielle Kaminsky and campus administrator Michael Beaudry went to speak
at a congressional briefing Friday as their suit was filed in a Brooklyn court.
Marc Armas
According to the suit, from Oct. 8 through March — when Kaminsky was finally
transferred to another school — students engaged in an array of “aggressive
antisemitism” at Origins including marching through campus chanting “f–k the
Jews,” and “Death to Israel!” while waiving the Palestinian flags, drawing
swastikas on school grounds and glorifying Adolf Hitler, the suit claims.
But when Kaminsky, 33, spoke up about it, the school retaliated against her, the
suit alleges.
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Campus manager Michael Beaudry — the other plaintiff in the suit — supported
Kaminsky and made a bid for the administration to intervene, but was also
allegedly punished for speaking out.
“The students conducted their campaign of hate within a New York City public
school, emblazoned it in graffiti on its furniture, scribbled it on blackboards,
circulated it in emails and text messages, and repeated it on papers and notes
foisted on, and taunts directed at, Jewish teachers and students,” the suit
charges.
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Kaminsky and Beaudry say they faced retaliation for speaking out about rampant
antisemitism at Origins High School in Brooklyn. Michael Nagle
Kaminsky and Beaudry’s alleged nightmarish experiences were part of a wave of
antisemitic incidents reported at New York City schools in the wake of the
terror group’s attack on the Jewish state — including one anti-Israel riot by
students at a Queens school that left a teacher cowering in fear.
Schools Chancellor David Banks is set to testify on Wednesday before the US
House of Representatives Committee on Education and the Workforce — the same
congressional panel that has grilled presidents of elite universities about
antisemitism on campus.
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“Students and staff deserve to be safe and respected in their school and Origins
High School is no different. We will review this lawsuit,” said Department of
Education spokesman Nathaniel Styer.
During the hateful march at Origins on Oct. 11, students chanted “death to
Israel” and other vitriol — but school officials didn’t mete out any
punishments, according to the lawsuit.
This only “emboldened” the student to start “directing antisemitism at Jewish
teachers and students,” the documents allege.
8
Kaminsky says the school’s lack of punishment for bigotry at school meant it
could thrive. She received a slew of hate including students writing “die” on
her class door.
One student the day after, drew swastikas on Kaminsky’s blackboard during class,
others left post-it notes on her door and bulletin board and around school
saying “death to Israel,” the filing claims.
But Interim Acting Principal Dara Kammerman “fueled” the bigotry by failing to
punish the students and instead hosting a restorative justice circle — which the
teens called the “Pro-Palestinian Circle,” the suit claims.
Kaminsky and another Jewish teacher at Origins received a particularly vicious
email titled “filthy Jew Kaminsky” on March 5 from someone threatening: “All
Jews need to be exterminated. Their doors kicked in in the middle of the night.
A bullet put in each of their heads.
“Through all history, the k–es are purveyors of mass death and suffering. They
will never stop until
they are stopped. Kaminsky the foul whiny Jew has no place in America let alone
a school
system. Here’s hoping the Muslim students put an end to her, and that it’s both
terrifying
and very painful,” the email continued.
8
Kaminsky said that student’s marched around school grounds chanting “death to
Israel.”
Kaminsky and Beaudry’s lawyer Jim Walden said they don’t know who the email was
from and hope to find out over the course of litigation.
Roughly a year earlier, Kaminsky was forced to removed at least 10 students from
class for “abhorrent behavior” in which they spewed hateful remarks during a
presentation from two interns of the Museum of Jewish Heritage ahead of a school
trip.
One student said he would “take money out of dead Jewish people’s corpses” and
another added “why would anyone want to help the Jewish people” — comments
forcing Kaminsky to interrupt the presentation several times and excuse students
from the class, the filing alleges.
The museum’s invitation for students from Origins to visit on a school trip was
rescinded after the incident, the papers claim.
8
The lawsuit claims that school administration failed to intervene or punish any
of the students. Helayne Seidman
Beaudry had warned Kammerman against hosting the “Pro-Palestinian Circle” in the
aftermath of the student march, telling her she wasn’t allowed to engage with
students in political speech, but she responded “I’m doing it,” the suit claims.
Shortly after on Oct. 25, 2023, a Jewish student sent Kammerman a letter saying
he felt threatened and requested to be transferred to another school, according
to the lawsuit.
Kammerman also failed to punish a student who was one of the students who left
hateful post-it notes around school and who was caught on Jan. 9, 2024 with
fireworks in her jacket pocket, the suit says.
“Kammerman intervened on [the student’s] behalf to forestall her arrest, as NYPD
was eventually altered to the incident,” the court documents claim.
8
Kaminsky was eventually transferred to another school after multiple prior
requests, due to feeling unsafe at Origins. Michael Nagle
And things continued to escalate with one student posting on a classroom message
board with Kaminsky “f–k u” and “ima bomb this school,” the filing alleges.
Students also went after a Jewish teacher they found out was gay, with one
student getting arrested after threatening he would “pull you into the back of a
van and rape you because you are gay,” the complaint says.
When the student eventually came back to school he wore a “Hitler-style mustache
drawn under his nose” and stepped into a classroom with other students and
“performed the Nazi salute” — in an incident caught on school surveillance
cameras, the court papers claim.
8
Kaminsky and Beaudry claim they were retaliated against for speaking out about
the antisemitism.
In a separate incident on January 22, two students — who were caught on video
posting a Palestinian flag in Kaminsky’s room — approached her when she was
alone, saying “How do you feel about Hitler?” — which she took as a threat, the
filing claims.
Kaminsky requested to transfer schools multiple times but instead was met with
retaliation including unfounded “disciplinary conferences” and threats of low
performance ratings, the court papers claim.
She was eventually transferred to a school in Queens in March 2024 but was told
she could only stay for three months and would need to find another school
after. Kaminsky was also restricted from most digital systems and processes that
teachers were ordinarily given, the suit claims.
Similarly, Beaudry, 48, was also retaliated against, having been given three
notices for “disciplinary conferences” in January 2024 and he was forced to work
from home starting March 5 until his “investigations” were resolved, the filing
claims.
He was removed as athletic director on March 22, which “had the effect of
reducing his compensation,” the suit alleges.
They pair are suing for unspecified damages.
The Post first exclusively reported on Kaminsky and Beaudry’s experiences in
March with Kaminsky saying at the time: “I live in fear going to work every
day.”
“This had been devastating for Danielle and Michael,” Walden told The Post.
“Obviously, no one seeks to be an educator only to be a target of racist
attacks.”
8
“But to be belittled and disparaged by—and worse, to suffer reprisals from—those
is charge has been a monumental challenge. The story of their resilience is a
lesson in courage,” the lawyer said.
Kaminsky and Beaudry were invited to speak at a forum in Washington DC Friday
hosted by the not-for-profit Brandeis Center where they shared their experiences
with congressional staff, their lawyer Jim Walden told The Post.
“It seems to have been a complete abdication of responsibility, and then an
attempted cover up,” said Mark Goldfeder, who serves as senior counsel at the
Brandeis Center, about school officials’ alleged inaction.
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He urged Congress to “hold their feet to the fire” in the upcoming House hearing
on “Confronting Pervasive Antisemitism in K-12 Schools.”
Walden said his clients are waiting to find out whether they will be invited to
testify next week at the hearings that Banks will take part in.
“Every country in the world is represented in NYC Public Schools, and our
schools are not insulated from global events, nor the hate, fear, or bigotry
that accompanies times like these. To address the pernicious threat of
antisemitism, Chancellor Banks’ ‘Meeting the Moment’ plan focuses on addressing
incidents quickly with appropriate discipline, education, and engagement with
our communities,” Styer said.
Kammerman and reps with the city Law Department didn’t return requests for
comment.
Additional reporting by Joshua Christenson
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Teacher Danielle Kaminsky and campus administrator Michael Beaudry went to speak
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Marc Armas
Kaminsky and Beaudry say they faced retaliation for speaking out about rampant
antisemitism at Origins High School in Brooklyn. Michael Nagle
Kaminsky says the school's lack of punishment for bigotry at school meant it
could thrive. She received a slew of hate including students writing "die" on
her class door.
Kaminsky said that student's marched around school grounds chanting "death to
Israel."
The lawsuit claims that school administration failed to intervene or punish any
of the students. Helayne Seidman
Kaminsky was eventually transferred to another school after multiple prior
requests, due to feeling unsafe at Origins. Michael Nagle
Kaminsky and Beaudry claim they were retaliated against for speaking out about
the antisemitism.
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