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Related: About this forumAntisemitism in Ontario's K-12 Schools
https://www.canada.ca/en/canadian-heritage/services/canada-holocaust/antisemitism/antisemitism-ontario-schools.html#a7bAntisemitism has become so acceptable here. I was going to put this in GD but firstly it would be ignored and secondly the usual assclowns would come out to defend it.
More than 65% of respondents reported an antisemitic incident in their childs school to school authorities. Nearly 35% did not. Non-reporting seems to have been mainly the result of two circumstances. Some children insisted that their parents not report the incident, fearing it would become public, and they would consequently become the target of increased harassment or bullying. As the parent of a Grade 11 Toronto student said: My child doesn't trust school authorities because last time s/he reported an antisemitic Heil Hitler, the school didnt keep it discreet and s/he was bullied afterwards. Alternatively, some parents believed that reporting the incident would fail to elicit meaningful action from the school, having heard or witnessed as much in the past.
Table 7 corroborates the last point. It categorizes 781 responses to the question: What did your childs school do about the incident? Please select all options that apply. Again, multiple responses were permitted. In 49% of cases, school authorities did not investigate the reported incident. In an additional 8% of cases, their review of the incident led them to concludecontrary to the assessment of parents and their childrenthat the incident was not antisemitic. In a small number of cases, school authorities recommended what amounts to the punishment of victims: in just over 1% of cases, school authorities suggested that the victim be removed from the school permanently or attend school virtually.

lostincalifornia
(3,882 posts)it has actually become "fashionable".
It is disgraceful, independent of political ideology, religious background, or other demographics.
Stargazer99
(3,237 posts)If bulling occurs in school I would say call the parent to come and get the kid out of school and teach the kid that bulling will not be tolerated in this society before the kid returns to school.
What the hell is the matter with this society that it tolerates bulling?
EllieBC
(3,519 posts)My oldest was bullied a couple of years ago when she was in grade 7. Not because shes Jewish but she was just a target of this one kid because she was weird. She is autistic and has ADHD so while shes academically gifted, socially shes pretty much a solid 4 years behind.
Anyway, the school kept reassuring me they were addressing the issue (an issue they didnt tell me about; my own kid did) but they werent really. And then they suggested my daughter be moved to another class when she screamed at the bully finally one day.
I found the kids mom on FB and told the a goo I was going to contact her (at this point the school had asked my daughter to not tell me the bullys name because they were trying to handle it) and let her know what her kid was doing because it was obvious the school had not.
I was told to not speak to the kids mom and magically the next week the bullying stopped. I think my suspicions were correct and the school had not let the bullys mom know her kid was being a shithead.
Theres a lot of talk in anti bullying campaigns but thats all it is. Ive taught my kids they can defend themselves because the schools sure as hell wont.