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WATCH
WATCH follows what is being taught and posted in K-12 school districts, documents what it finds, and carries it to the officials who can fix it. When antisemitic material shows up in a classroom, a school post, or a district policy, WATCH builds the record and pushes for a response.
How it works
You submit the problem.
We document it and check it against district policy and public records.
We carry it to the people who can act: the district, the school board, the state.
We follow up until something changes.
See something? Say something.
Submissions are confidential and go straight to our team.
Follow WATCH
WATCH shares what it finds in schools and what districts do about it. Follow the channels below for current cases and where to send what you're seeing.