NEA SAFE ZONE SCHOOL DISTRICTS by Robert Johnson

WHAT IS A SAFE ZONE SCHOOL DISTRICT? A safe zone school district uses bilingualism and advocacy to reach out to the communities and offer assistance to immigrants who are potentially in danger from ICE. This is a direct source from the NEA website.

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DOES THIS AFFECT NON-IMMIGRANT CHILDREN ?

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WHEN THERE IS UNREST IN OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITIES, EVERY CHILD IS AFFECTED!

WHAT DO THE SAFE ZONE SCHOOL DISTRICTS DO? Through community outreach and advocacy New Jersey schools are working proactively to protect the rights of our immigrant students.

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This is a downloadable card provided by the Camden School District. It shows how Bilingualism is being utilized to help protect immigrant students and their families.

THE LINDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY IS AN ACTIVE PRPONENT OF SAFE ZONES! Linden School District issues a letter of commitment to Safe Zones.

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THE CAMDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS ENACTED RESOLUTION 165 TO FURTHER PROTECT IMMIGRANT CHILDREN. This shows a strong commitment to the advocacy of immigrant youth.

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This was taken from the Camden City school district website.

CAMDEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITS TO BEING A SAFE HAVEN ! Camden City School District can been seen as a satellite supporting the NJCIC. This letter is a good example of how schools an communities are advocating for the rights of all students regardless of their immigration status. It also shows how the district is using Bilingualism to protect the children and their families.

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This resource was taken from the Camden City school district website

This is from the Facebook page of Trenton Orbit. Trenton commits to educate all children regardless of status.

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As recently as last week, The NJCIC reaffirmed their commitment to protecting immigrant students. This letter shows how the NJCIC continues to be an advocate for immigrant students.

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The NJCIC is a one stop resource that offers advocacy and legal resources for immigrant children and their families. This is the homepage of the NJCIC. The NJCIC uses bilingualism on their website and there is also a number of youth advocates that speak languages other than English and Spanish.

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https://www.njcic.org/

The Trenton Journal publishes an article about how Trenton Schools are fortifying protections for immigrant students. Another good example of how schools are becoming advocates for immigrant youth.

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This was taken from the Trenton Journal website.

Clifton NJ schools are a "safe zone" for students. This is from northjersey.com, it further emphasizes NJ public schools commitment to being "safe zones" for immigrant children.

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Franklin NJ shows support for "safe zones"

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This is from the Franklin NJ Board of Education website. It is another example of advocacy on behalf of immigrant youth.

Camden City Schools holds a live Facebook seminar to engage in community outreach.

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This page on the Camden City School website displays empathy towards immigrants and their families.

The ACLU partners with 29 different organizations to support Safe Zone School Districts.

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This was taken from the ACLU website. This shows that this is an issue that spans many nationalities across NJ and America

Trenton declares it's schools Safe Zones.

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An article from January 2025 by LocalLens summarizes Trenton Schools work to become Safe Zones.