US EditionLAUSD Ramps up Protections Amid Immigration Raids
LAUSD will deploy over 1,000 staff and volunteers, update policies, and offer virtual learning to ensure student safety amid ongoing ICE operations near schools.
- On Monday, U.S. federal agents detained a 15-year-old LAUSD student with disabilities near Arleta High School in Los Angeles amid increasing immigration enforcement.
- This incident, deemed a mistaken identity case, occurred during heightened ICE raids that have caused fear among families and reduced summer school attendance.
- In response, LAUSD expanded safe passage zones from about 40 to over 100 schools, rerouted bus routes to accommodate families, and increased volunteer presence to monitor routes.
- Superintendent Carvalho stated that no individuals are permitted to enter the schools without a court-approved warrant and added that the district is taking all necessary measures to ensure a secure environment for students and staff.
- These measures aim to reassure families and protect students amid fear of enforcement near campuses, while LAUSD offers virtual learning and distributes family preparedness packs.
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Hanford Sentinel
Schools to open with unprecedented protections for children and their parents amid ICE raids
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles public schools are opening Thursday for the new academic year confronting an intense and historically unique moment: They will be operating in opposition to the federal government's immigration raids and have set in motion aggressive…
‘So Many Threats to Kids’: ICE Fear Grips Los Angeles At Start of New School Year
The night before school, Adriana Abich always gets nervous. Nervous there won’t be enough school supplies for new students, or that classrooms won’t be quite ready. But this year is different. This year, the CEO of Camino Nuevo Charter Academy is worried immigration agents with guns are coming for her kids. Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter “There are so many threats to kids getting to school…
Los Angeles School District takes steps to support the return of thousands of students to classes in the face of fear among the immigrant community
LAUSD, Mayor Bass prepare defensive plans against ICE raids
As classes for LAUSD are expected to start on Thursday, Mayor Karen Bass joined Superintendent Alberto Carvalho to talk about what they are doing to keep undocumented families safe in light of the recent ICE raids.
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