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Students marched over immigration enforcement; superintendent describes district response and safeguards
Summary
Students staged walkouts at Evergreen and neighboring districts to protest immigration enforcement; a student speaker said more than 1,000 participated. Superintendent Maloney and union leaders described how schools designated areas, counted absences and monitored safety, and union representatives urged protections for immigrant families.
Student speakers and union leaders used public comment on Jan. 13 to describe walkouts and protests in response to immigration enforcement activity in the community and to press the board to protect students and families.
Eva Cortez, who said she serves on the LULAC board and as vice president of her school’s LULAC club, told directors that she expected about 100 students but that “there was…
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