Immigration
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There has been increased interest in the rights of our students and our school communities with regard to potential immigration enforcement actions by the federal government.
Our core values at San Juan Unified include that of Belonging, in which we create a community that cultivates welcoming and inclusive environments with genuine respect for our diversity of cultures, identities and abilities. Championing, another core value, means that we support and advocate for those in our San Juan Unified community who are disproportionately impacted or marginalized by circumstances beyond their control.
It is these values that our district will use as guides in our continued support of all students regardless of age, race, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or immigration status. Our focus on partnering with our San Juan Unified community to create supportive learning experiences in which all students, families and staff can excel and thrive will not waver as we work to provide an educational environment free from anxiety and disruptions.
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Are undocumented students legally able to attend schools?
- What TK-12 student information does San Juan Unified currently collect and would it provide insight into immigration status?
- What student information does San Juan Unified collect on adult education students?
- If the district receives a public records act (PRA) request, what student information is shared and what information is protected?
- Are undocumented parents required to undergo fingerprinting in order to volunteer at school?
- If a parent is in custody as the result of an immigration enforcement, are school staff required to release the student to ICE or other immigration officials?
- Do San Juan Unified families have the same rights as those in other districts?