Ahead of Presidents Day weekend, Montgomery County schools Superintendent Monifa McKnight urged the Maryland community to work together to combat a rise in antisemitic acts at schools.
“This is our third day back to school, and to have nine incidents happen within our school system says that this is absolutely unacceptable,” McKnight said during a news conference Wednesday afternoon.
McKnight said the latest acts included the drawing of swastikas and the sharing of images of the symbol. She also said the reports came in from four schools, including elementary, middle and high schools.
