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their children,” Porras said. He noted that
2.3 million immigrants are protected by
the state’s sanctuary laws, a number that
includes 200,000-plus students.
“It is our duty as educational leaders to
deliver a healthy and safe environment on
our school campuses, while providing every
student with the resources they need to
grow into the next generation of American
leaders,” he said.
Edds agreed, noting that ACSA is join-
ing Gov. Brown and state and local leaders
in support of the sanctuary laws.
“The laws passed in January are designed
to provide stability for California families,”
she said. “The federal government contends
that California’s sanctuary state legislation
actively obstructs the efforts of Immigration
and Customs Enforcement officers. But the
work done by ICE agents in our communi-
ties has been proven in a UCLA civil rights
project study as having a direct impact on
students by increasing absenteeism due to
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fear, as 12.3 percent of our students have an
undocumented parent.
“ACSA will continue to stand by our
students’ advocacy and dedicate our efforts
to secure a constitutionally guaranteed edu-
cation to all California students.”
The video can be viewed on ACSA’s
YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/
bzMILJZvm1Y.
Building a Successful Attendance
Plan: A Practitioner’s Approach
This workshop will provide day-to-day practical strategies and best practices in which school personnel
can build a successful attendance improvement plan through a multi-tiered systems of support.
ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS IN
PARTNERSHIP WITH SACRAMENTO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
Dates/Locations:
March 22, 2018 | Riverside COE, 3958 12th Street, Boardroom, Riverside, CA 92502
n Administrative credential in one year!
n Practical approach to leadership
n Cost-effective program ~ $7,000 with loans available
n Coursework applicable towards a Master’s Degree in
partnership with National University
n Saturday classes
n District-supported program
n Location: Inland Empire, site TBD
COHORT 2 BEGINS AUGUST 2018!
n Terrence Davis
n Dr. Perry Wiseman
n Dr. Suzette Lovely
n Dr. Martinrex Kedziora
n Darren Daniel
n Dr. LaFaye Platter
n Kenn Young
To reserve your spot or get more information,
e-mail [email protected]
March 23, 2018 | ACSA Ontario, 3602 Inland Empire Blvd, Suite A230, Ontario, CA 91764
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TARGETED ASSISTANCE:
Direct Support for School District Superintendents
As school district superintendents navigate these
challenging times, the Association of California School
Administrators is proud to deliver its new Targeted
Assistance program designed to provide in-district
support for school district superintendents.
Experienced superintendents, district leaders, industry
experts and ACSA partners will share successful
practices, knowledge and experience.
More information? Visit our website at www.acsa.org/targetedassistance or
contact Tom Armelino at 916.329.3811 or [email protected]