Santee School District Condemns Vandalism, Addresses Racist Symbolism

Santee School District promptly removed racist vandalism including swastikas and racial slurs. The district is working with law enforcement and community partners, reinforcing its commitment to a safe and welcoming environment for all.

District Response to Vandalism

” The vandalism was removed promptly after District staff familiarized the occurrence, and the San Diego Area Sheriff’s Office was alerted immediately. We are working very closely with our neighborhood companions and law enforcement.

Community Concerns and Nicknames

Some in the Facebook group commented that the task shouldn’t be unanticipated because the location is taken into consideration racist. One commenter called Santee, “Klantee,” and others nicknamed it “KKKlantee.” 10News

District’s Stance on Hate and Unity

“Hate has no location in our institutions or our area. We remain purely devoted to promoting safe and welcoming learning settings for all trainees, personnel, and family members.” The event comes as the City of Santee continues efforts to reinforce its track record and advertise unity complying with past incidents entailing hate teams.”

Some in the Facebook team commented that the task shouldn’t be unforeseen due to the fact that the area is thought about racist. One commenter called Santee, “Klantee,” and others nicknamed it “KKKlantee.” 10News

“The Santee Institution District highly condemns acts of hate and vandalism. Lately, we discovered a hateful and offending symbol displayed on a shared fencing location in between the college university and the SportsPlex,” the district wrote in a declaration to 10 Information.

A photo from the Facebook team “All Things Happening in Santee,” showed a pink-and-white swastika and a yellow, white, and black performance of words n— r on a fencing where summertime camp trainees go into the Rio Seco Grade School.