The District is committed to maintaining safe, welcoming schools for all students. We have a clear protocol in place should Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents appear on school grounds.
- The Superintendent serves as the District’s point of contact.
- District legal counsel is immediately contacted.
- Identification and any legal documents are requested and reviewed by counsel.
- Parents or guardians are notified unless prohibited by law.
- No student access is permitted until documentation is reviewed and approved by District counsel.
Please note: the District and our schools have had no contact with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at this time and are not aware of any potential contact. These steps ensure that student rights are protected and that the District responds consistently and lawfully. Families with questions may contact the District office for more information.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why is the District sharing this information?
We believe transparency helps reassure families and the community that student safety and rights are our top priorities.
Can ICE agents enter school buildings freely?
No. ICE agents must present valid identification and appropriate legal documentation. Any documents are reviewed by District legal counsel before any access is granted.
Who handles interactions with ICE?
The Superintendent is the District’s designated point person. The Superintendent or school principal will meet with agents directly.
Will parents or guardians be notified?
Yes. Parents or guardians will be contacted privately unless notification is prohibited by law or by a valid legal order provided by the agent(s).
Will students be released to ICE agents immediately?
No. The District will not permit access to a student until all legal documents have been reviewed and cleared by District counsel.
Does the District collect or track students’ immigration status?
No. The District does not collect or track students’ immigration status.