The 150 pages of documents were released to a right-wing group after the teacher lost a lawsuit.

Emails newly released by Berkeley Unified show the district was flooded for weeks at a time in 2016 and 2017 with sometimes threatening calls and emails demanding the ouster of teacher Yvette Felarca.

The emails are among the first batch of records released as a result of a year-long lawsuit. Felarca, who teaches at King Middle School, sued the district to stop it from sharing the emails with Judicial Watch, a right-wing organization that requested the records. Earlier this month a federal judge said Felarca couldn’t stop the district from disclosing the public information.

Berkeleyside requested and received the same records sent to Judicial Watch. The initial collection of emails includes only those Felarcaand her co-plaintiffs “did not object to the district disclosing,” while others will be released after further deliberations, BUSD said. When Judicial Watch made its initial request in 2017, the organization asked for all communications among school and district employees about Felarca, her radical group By Any Means Necessary (BAMN) and antifa.

Judicial Watch, based in Washington, D.C. is best known for its role in pushing for the release of Hillary Clinton’s emails. The group made the news again last week when its director, Chris Farrell, was banned from appearing on Fox News due to previous comments he’d made in an interview that were considered anti-Semitic.

The nearly 150 pages of emails released by Berkeley Unified show that the district and King Middle School were inundated on multiple occasions with