Resources for Immigrant Students and Their Families

Please follow the links below to access important information and resources for immigrant students and families provided by external organizations.

Responding to Requests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

View the official memo here.

Message Sent to APS Families on Jan. 27, 2025

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Dear Aurora Public Schools Parents and Guardians,

Over the past week, we have heard that families may be concerned about sending students to school in light of recent changes to immigration enforcement that were announced. Please know that our schools are safe places for all students and families. We welcome students and families from all over the world every day and our focus remains on providing the best learning environment for your children. Even with the announced changes, at this time, we have no reason to believe that immigration officials will visit our school buildings. We have been reaching out to local officials and law enforcement partners who have confirmed this information. However, if they do, please be assured that we are prepared to handle any situation safely, calmly and appropriately.

If immigration officers come to our schools:

  • School leaders will follow clear procedures to protect students and their information.
  • We will contact our legal office and follow the proper legal steps before sharing any information.
  • Immigration officers would only be allowed in a school building if they have a judicial warrant.
  • Parents and guardians will be informed if any requests are made regarding their child.

Please know that school staff do not know students’ immigration status and we would never ask for their immigration status. 

If you are looking for more information on how to prepare for potential changes to immigration enforcement, please carefully review the following information: 

As always, if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact your school principal. Our priority is to keep our students safe and supported. 

Thank you for being part of our Aurora Public Schools community.

Aurora Public Schools