Several swastikas were graffitied across the windows and tables of an art classroom at the school, in addition to other destruction of property caused in the room.
Israel Police launched an investigation into the vandalism and break-in at Pardes Hanna-Karkur's Shvilim school on Sunday morning.
Several swastikas were graffitied across the windows and tables of an art classroom at the school, in addition to other destruction of property caused in the room.
Police are currently collecting evidence and searching for suspects.
"We view with great severity any expression of racism, hatred and violence, and in particular the use of Nazi symbols," the Pardes Hanna-Karkur Local Council said in a Sunday statement condemning the incident. "Such acts have no place in our education system and our community."
"We will continue to work resolutely to maintain a safe, respectful and ethical educational space, and we will not tolerate manifestations of hatred, racism and violence of any kind."