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Immigrant & Refugee Resources

Introduction

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With students from more than 75 countries enrolled, and more than 70 languages spoken, AUSD is the most diverse district in Alameda County and one of the most diverse school districts in California. We value the presence and perspectives of all of the members of our educatoinal community, and we are steadfastly committed to supporting, respecting, and protecting our immigrant students and families.

This page provides summaries of those laws and policies that protect the rights of immigrant students, as well as suggested resources for immigrants and those who know and support them.

February 24: Know Your Rights Workshop

The Alameda Adult School, AUSD, and the East Bay Sanctuary Covenant are sponsoring a "Know Your Rights" workshop on Monday, February 24, to support immigrants in learning about:

  • Constitutional rights in the 4th and 5th Amendments
  • What to do in encounters with ICE
  • Documents to carry  
  • Creating a Family Preparation Plan
  • New federal executive orders and policies

Presentations will be offered in:

  • English
  • Spanish
  • Mam
  • Chinese
  • Vietnamese
  • Arabic

Meeting details:

  • Location: 2201 Encinal Avenue
  • Time: 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Event flyer in English
Event Flyer in Chinese
Event flyer in Spanish
Event flyer in Vietnamese

Immigrant Students are Protected by Law

AUSD is a Safe Haven District

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Contacts

Student Support Services Department

Phone:  (510) 337-7072
FAX: (510) 337-7071
2060 Challenger Dr.
Alameda CA 94501

 

Resources

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