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Immigration & Family Resources

Immigration & Family Resources

Join Us for a Virtual Immigration Law Clinic – September, 18, 2025

The Mexican American Bar Association (MABA) and Mountain View School District invite you to join us virtually to discuss your immigration case with an experienced attorney at our next Immigration Law Clinic! This event will fully virtual and open to the public. Please save the and see the details below: 

Date: Thursday, September 18, 2025

Time: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Where: Via Zoom (Link will be shared before the event here)

Registration (Optional): Although not required, participants who will require language interpretation servcies are highly encouraged to register by or before September 16, 2025, by visiting the MABA event webpage

Want to Volunteer? Attorney volunteers are needed! Help MABA provide FREE legal consultations by visiting the MABA event webpage

 

Mountain View School District’s Commitment to Ensure the Safety and Well-being of our Community

In light of recent reports of immigration enforcement activities in California, many families may be experiencing uncertainty and fear. As a District that deeply values diversity and the strength that comes from our shared experiences, we firmly believe that our differences are what make our community unique, resilient, and beautiful. During these challenging times, we want to reassure all students, families, teachers, and staff that we are united in our support for one another.

To ensure the safety and well-being of our community, the District leadership team has reviewed current laws and model practice responses to immigration-related issues. This effort aligns with California State Law, specifically AB 699 - the Safe Schools for Immigrant Students Act, which:

  • Prohibits the collection of immigration status information.
  • Requires policies to prevent immigration enforcement on school campuses.
  • Forbids discrimination based on immigration status.

As a District, we remain unwavering in our commitment to creating a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment for every member of our community. Together, we will face these challenges with compassion, strength, and unity, ensuring that our schools remain places of growth, learning, and support.

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LACOE's Immigrant Relations program supports school districts, students and parents with timely information and responds to school needs around immigration policies.

LACOE facilitates the navigation of services for immigrant communities in Los Angeles County by creating meaningful connections between nonprofit agencies and schools, promotes compliance with policies that protect students and their families (AB 699, FERPA, AB 2121, and others) and can provide technical assistance to schools that need help in the implementation of those policies.