A mixture of fear and uncertainty hangs over Colorado school districts as they begin to navigate the looming threat of mass deportations under President-elect Donald Trump and figure out how to protect their students. Promises by districts to shield students from deportation and preserve their right to education are reinforced by federal and state law. Meanwhile, some Colorado districts say they simply do not have enough information about Trump’s deportation plans to know what action they will need to take to safeguard students. (Tri Duong, Special to The Colorado Sun)And some districts are stressing over jeopardizing the safety of their immigrant students and families. We remain fully committed to protecting our students and schools and ensuring all students have equal access to quality public education.”“‘Am I going to get deported?

Source: Daily Sun November 18, 2024 10:42 UTC