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Immigration Support

WUSD Stands United

WUSD Stands United

January 2025 - In light of recent federal immigration policy changes, Washington Unified School District (WUSD) reaffirms its commitment to supporting all students and families, regardless of immigration status. We understand these changes may cause concern and uncertainty within our community.

Key points for our WUSD families:
 
  • Every child has the right to a free public education, regardless of immigration status.
  • WUSD does not collect or share information about students' immigration status.
  • Our schools remain safe havens where all students can learn and thrive.
  • We will not allow immigration enforcement activities on our campuses without proper legal documentation and prior district approval.
 
We urge families to:
 
  • Keep your child's emergency contact information updated at school.
  • Create a family preparedness plan.
  • Stay informed about your rights.
 
WUSD is dedicated to providing resources, support, and a safe learning environment for all our students. If you have questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to your school principal.
Resources

Resources

WUSD Resources

Immigrant Rights

 
Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution. Proof of legal residency is not a requirement to enroll a child in school or participate in school activities.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sacramento FUEL Network

 
The Sacramento Family Unity, Education, and Legal Network for Immigrants is a coalition of over 80 local non-profits, religious organizations, law school immigration clinics, businesses, local pro bono attorneys, educators, and other community partners dedicated to serving the legal, information, and health needs of Sacramento’s immigrant and refugee population.
 
The Rapid Response Hotline number is (916) 382-0256. There is language capacity in Spanish and English. There's usually 1 dispatcher at a time, so if the line is busy it is because we are speaking with someone else. 
 

Education Rights: A Guide for Students and Families

Quick Reference Guide for School Officials