Overview
- At Beverly Elementary’s Multicultural Night on Tuesday in Beverly Hills, Michigan, a table displayed stickers showing an assault rifle and a profane “F*** Zionism” message.
- Principal Matt Fairchild apologized to families and said a pre-event walkthrough found no such materials, leaving how the stickers appeared during the event unclear.
- Superintendent Dr. Embekka Roberson condemned intimidation and antisemitism and said Birmingham Public Schools is reviewing event procedures to prevent a repeat.
- ADL Michigan and the Jewish Federation called the display antisemitic and intimidating, said it unsettled Jewish families still processing the March 12 Temple Israel shooting, and are assisting those affected.
- Beverly Hills Public Safety said a school resource officer was at the school earlier that day and that no police complaint has been filed as the school handles the matter internally.