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Oakland Unified School District

Family Resources - How to Respond to I.C.E.

I.C.E. Hotlines:

Alameda County I.C.E. Hotline (510) 241-4011 - 6AM to 6PM Monday - Friday only

FOR I.C.E. HOTLINES BEFORE 6:00 AM and AFTER 6:00 PM and ON WEEKENDS:

  • Stand Together Contra Costa Hotline at 925-900-5151 
  • San Francisco Rapid Response Hotline at (415) 200-1548 
  • San Mateo County Rapid Response Hotline at (203) 666-4472 / (203) NO-MIGRA.

 

Family Preparedness Plans!

Make sure your family has a family preparedness plan

Follow the steps for making a plan at the links below in multiple languages: English Spanish Chinese

Click for Posters of useful QR codes for families, by language

These posters give QR codes for useful family resources by language

Overview of I.C.E. Protocol

This overview of the I.C.E. Protocol for OUSD schools helps families understand the plan in case of I.C.E. activity at schools, or in the neighborhood nearby. In addition, the overview summarizes ways for families to stay safe.

English - I.C.E. Protocol for Families

Español (Spanish) - I.C.E. Protocol for Families

عربي (Arabic) - I.C.E. Protocol for Families

 中國人 (Chinese) - I.C.E. Protocol for Families

MAM con español (Mam with English) - I.C.E. Protocol for Families 

More languages coming soon!

Know Your Rights: Printable Documents 

 

Community Based Partners

The following organizations support OUSD's work as a Sanctuary District and help support our families in countless ways:

Community Partners

 

Legal Resource Guides:

 

Translation and Interpretation

This information is intended to be a resource for families; it is not legal advice.

Expert Advice & Resources for Undocumented College Students

Learn more about tuition and enrollment policies, financial aid and scholarships, and get expert advice on how to overcome legal and financial barriers in this Guide for Undocumented College Students from Affordable Colleges Online.

Deferred Action (DACA) Information