<p>A swastika was found drawn on the wall inside the boys bathroom at a Charles County school — and according to a letter sent to 7News, the principal said it's the second time it's happened in recent weeks.</p> <p>Louis D'Ambrosio, principal at the Robert D. Stethem Educational Center in Pomfret, sent a letter to parents and staff Friday, addressing the issue.</p> <p>"The student reported that they first noticed the image yesterday but reported it today after seeing it was still there this morning," D'Ambrosio wrote. "We investigated and located the image, which also included a racial slur, drawn on a wall partially hidden by a poster in a Building A bathroom."</p> <p><strong><a class="themeColorForLinks" title="https://wjla.com/news/local/charles-county-high-school-student-found-with-4-gun-magazines-bullets-in-backpack-police-handgun-teacher-maryland-dmv-crime-crisis-classroom" href="https://wjla.com/news/local/charles-county-high-school-student-found-with-4-gun-magazines-bullets-in-backpack-police-handgun-teacher-maryland-dmv-crime-crisis-classroom" _mce_href="https://wjla.com/news/local/charles-county-high-school-student-found-with-4-gun-magazines-bullets-in-backpack-police-handgun-teacher-maryland-dmv-crime-crisis-classroom" target="_blank">READ MORE: Charles County high school student found with 4 gun magazines, bullets in backpack: police</a></strong></p> <p>D'Ambrosio said administrators and the school's SRO removed the image from the wall and that this is the second report of such markings being found in a bathroom on the campus in recent weeks.</p> <p>"This behavior is not only unacceptable, but distasteful, hateful and inappropriate," he said.</p> <p>D'Ambrosio asked parents to speak with their children about what is appropriate behavior and how actions such as these can impact those around them.</p>