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We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the safety and well-being of all our students, teachers, staff, and families. Our schools should be safe spaces where every student has the opportunity to learn in an environment free from fear or disruption. We remain dedicated to our school communities to foster inclusive, welcoming spaces that honor the diversity of our schools.
All children have a right to equal access to free public education, regardless of their or their parents’/guardians’ immigration status. (CA Dept. of Justice). All children in California:
◦ Have the right to a free public education.
◦ Must be enrolled in school if they are between 6 and 18 years old.
◦ Have the right to attend safe, secure, and peaceful schools.
◦ Have a right to be in a public school learning environment free from discrimination, harassment, bullying, violence, and intimidation.
◦ Have equal opportunity to participate in any program or activity offered by the school without discrimination.
Select your school district to read their statement on Immigration & Safety, and to view their provided resources.
Bellflower Unified School District is dedicated to the success of all students and believes that every school should be a safe and welcoming place for all students and their families, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. Our district policies reflect these commitments including Board Policy 5145.13 and Administrative Regulation 5145.13, which protects student rights.
*All schools and district office properties have a single point of entry.
*All BUSD Personnel have received training on how to respond to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) officials if they attempt entry.
Our schools should be safe spaces where every student has the opportunity to learn in an environment free from fear or disruption. We remain dedicated to fostering inclusive, welcoming spaces that honor the diversity of our community.
Compton Unified School District remains fully compliant with California state laws that safeguard students from immigration enforcement activities on school grounds. On February 3, 2025, the district issued the California Department of Justice Quick Reference for School Officials to all school administrators.
Additionally, CUSD has reviewed Assembly Bill 699 (AB 699) and other relevant legislation to confirm that ICE agents cannot access student records or enter school campuses without proper legal authority.
*CUSD does not collect or maintain records of students’ immigration status.
*There is no mechanism to share such information with ICE.
*Schools remain safe spaces for all students, and there have been no reports of ICE activity on or near district campuses.
At IUSD, we hold firmly to the belief that education is a fundamental right for all students,” IUSD County Administrator Dr. James Morris stated. “No child in our district will be denied access to learning or face barriers to opportunity because of their or their family’s immigration status. Our schools will always remain places where students feel supported, valued, and safe.”
To reinforce this commitment, IUSD has provided district administrators with training to address concerns and respond effectively to issues surrounding immigration enforcement. The district is also collaborating with legal teams to closely monitor any new developments and ensure that students’ rights remain safeguarded.
View Inglewood Immigration Resources
The LA Unified 2025: We Are One campaign formalizes and amplifies the District’s efforts to cultivate welcoming learning environments for all students. Recent LA Unified policy updates outline the following:
*The District stands in unity with all the students, families, and staff in our school communities.
*The District has protocols for responding to immigration personnel requests for information.
*The District will do everything in its power to protect and defend students, families, and staff, and will defend all students’ right to a public education.
*Every District site will be a place of support and resources for all students and families, regardless of immigration status and any other protected groups in alignment with the District’s Nondiscrimination Policy.
LAUSD “We Are One” Handout
From the Archdiocese / Archbishop José H. Gomez: Statements and actions from the new administration in Washington have caused fear in our parishes, schools, and communities. That is not good for anybody. I pray that our leaders will proceed with restraint and compassion, with respect for the law, and with respect for the rights and dignity of all concerned.
*For Catholics, immigration is not a political issue. It is a matter of our deeply held religious beliefs.