Jewish students address Montgomery school board president following House hearing.

Karla Silvestre, the president of Montgomery County school board, was approached by Jewish students after being questioned by lawmakers. The students expressed feeling isolated as Jews in Maryland’s largest school system, detailing the hate incidents they have faced while enrolled. The students seemed eager to share their experiences with Silvestre, highlighting the challenges they have encountered as a minority group in the school community. Their interactions with Silvestre shed light on the difficulties faced by Jewish students in the education system, prompting discussions on how to address and combat discrimination and intolerance in schools.

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