Edison Elementary School in Alameda News Bay Area Hitler graffiti hits Alameda’s Edison Elementary School Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Staff | June 21, 2017 Alameda Unified School District discovered anti-Semitic graffiti referencing Hitler at Edison Elementary School the weekend of June 17. The graffiti was done with a marker on a ramp leading to the school’s office, the East Bay Times reported. Local police are not treating the vandalism as a hate crime. Less than a month earlier, parents gathered at the school to discuss ways the community can challenge racist messages directed at Jews and other groups. Another incident at Emerson last November prompted a meeting with the Anti-Defamation League. For its part the school district told the East Bay Times it would update its curriculum to include a “social-emotional” learning component. The district has been hit multiple times by anti-Semitic incidents over the past year. There have been several at Otis Elementary, including a death threat directed at a Jewish student, as well as incidents at Alameda and Encinal high schools. J. has been tracking anti-Semitic incidents at public schools across the Bay Area. See our full map of incidents below: J. Staff Also On J. Swastikas found at two schools in Folsom Bay Area Antisemitic markings discovered at Piedmont High School Bay Area Police investigate Hitler graffiti in Fremont Bay Area Outbreak of anti-Semitic graffiti at Burlingame High School Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up