Swastikas were found on an Atlanta High School earlier this week.

Centennial High School was a victim of vandalism on Feb. 4 when a parent discovered swastikas spray painted on multiple areas of the school’s exterior.

The school is working with Roswell Police Department and the Fulton County Schools Police Department to find those responsible for the act of vandalism at the school.

Principal Anthony Newbold sent out a letter in response to the incident.

“I am especially disgusted that this perpetrator, or group of perpetrators, painted a swastika, a historic and extreme emblem of hatred, on our school,” said Centennial High School Principal Anthony Newbold in the letter.

“Let me be extremely clear, graffiti and school vandalism will not be tolerated and our community rejects the hatred these symbols represent. Be assured that as Centennial Knights, we find these actions offensive and completely against our beliefs as an open and accepting school community,” said Newbold in the letter.

I was sad and angry to learn today that Centennial High School has been vandalized with swastikas and other graffiti. But I am uplifted by Dr. @NewboldEDU’s swift outreach to staff and parents. Roswell won’t tolerate this hate, and those responsible will be held accountable. https://t.co/JyD5UnLSIr

— Josh McLaurin (@JoshforGeorgia) February 4, 2019

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