Overview
- Superintendent Alberto Carvalho reported that attendance has dipped and fear has increased following first‑semester immigration raids.
- LAUSD says it will not allow any action against students, parents, or employees on campus without a signed judicial warrant.
- Employees have received training on their legal rights and on de‑escalation to handle potential enforcement encounters.
- The district is maintaining safe‑passage measures such as volunteer “safe zone” patrols, optional alternate bus routes, and “Know Your Rights” programming.
- Officials urged families to use school meal programs, counseling, tutoring, and legal referrals as the district touts recent state‑recognized gains in reading and math.