Overview

• Superintendent Alberto Carvalho formally asked federal immigration authorities to refrain from enforcement within two blocks of school grounds from one hour before to one hour after classes.
• LAUSD has modified bus routes and distributed family preparedness packets with information on legal rights and emergency contacts.
• A rapid-response network supported by 1,000 central office staff will monitor and coordinate with local police to address enforcement incidents in critical zones.
• Virtual enrollment rose 7 percent as families concerned about nearby immigration activity choose online learning over in-person attendance.
• Over the summer, district officials contacted about 10,000 parents and visited more than 800 families to share resources on transportation, legal aid and emergency planning.