Immigration Resources
Our Commitment to Safe and Welcoming Schools
Our school district is committed to providing safe, inclusive, and welcoming learning environments for all students and families. Every child has the right to attend school and participate fully in their education, regardless of immigration status. We work to ensure that students feel supported, respected, and able to learn in a positive school community. If you have questions or need additional support, we encourage you to contact our Family Resource Center for guidance and assistance.
Your Child’s Right to Attend School
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Students have the right to attend public school regardless of immigration status.
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Schools should not request or collect immigration status information for enrollment (beyond what’s legally required).
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We aim to maintain a safe, welcoming learning environment.
Know Your Rights & Family Preparedness Resources
Below are general resources that families may find helpful:
Know Your Rights at School
Information to help families understand student rights and protections in school settings.
Know your Educational Rights - English
Know your Educational Rights - Spanish
Family Preparedness Plan (California)
A step-by-step family plan to help you organize key information and prepare for emergencies.
Family Preparedness Plan - Spanish
Red Cards (Know Your Rights Cards)
Printable cards that explain your basic rights if you are approached by immigration officers.
Need Support? Contact Our Family Resource Center
If you would like help accessing services, school supports, or additional resources, please contact:
Family Resource Center
📞 Phone: (562) 868-8241
📍 Location: 10515 S. Pioneer Blvd. #811
🕒 Hours:8:00 am - 4:30 am - Monday - Friday