MAYNARD — Maynard Public Schools is investigating multiple incidents of antisemitic graffiti discovered at Maynard High School over the past several days.
According to the district, multiple antisemitic symbols were found in a classroom at the high school on Monday, May 4. Two additional incidents occurred on Wednesday, May 6.
The graffiti was discovered by students and immediately reported to teachers, according to the district.
The district has launched a full investigation into each incident in accordance with school policies and procedures, Maynard Public Schools said in a statement. The district also notified the Maynard Police Department and reported the incidents to the Anti-Defamation League.
“These actions are unacceptable and do not reflect the values of our school community,” Superintendent Brian Haas said. “We are taking this matter extremely seriously. Hate speech and antisemitism will not be tolerated in our schools. We are committed to fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all members of our school community.”
The incidents remain under investigation.
