Jewish students in public schools across the United States are facing increasing hostility and fear as antisemitic incidents rise, impacting their daily experiences and sense of safety. What should be ordinary school moments are now shadowed by concerns about being targeted for their identity, with reports of slurs, vandalism, and social exclusion becoming more common. Many students are wrestling with whether to hide their heritage or speak up, while support networks and advocacy organizations are stepping in to help them respond with resilience. The situation is prompting calls for schools to address antisemitism with the same seriousness as other forms of hate, emphasizing the need for inclusive environments where all students can thrive without fear.