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Survey Reveals Alarming Antisemitism Among U.S. Educators

1/23/2026

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StandWithUs found that 61.6% of 584 Jewish K-12 educators in the United States reported antisemitism at work, including 45.5% citing antisemitism from teachers' unions.
Despite anti-bias training requirements, only 10% of participants received information on antisemitism.
A Massachusetts commission reported a rise in antisemitism in public schools, linking it to radical ideology exposure on social media.
Recommendations include a genocide education program and a curriculum on antisemitism and Jewish history.

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Story summary

StandWithUs found that 61.6% of 584 Jewish K-12 educators in the United States reported antisemitism at work, including 45.5% citing antisemitism from teachers' unions.
Despite anti-bias training requirements, only 10% of participants received information on antisemitism.
A Massachusetts commission reported a rise in antisemitism in public schools, linking it to radical ideology exposure on social media.
Recommendations include a genocide education program and a curriculum on antisemitism and Jewish history.