Immigration Crisis
The heated national debate about immigration is having a profound impact on many students and their teachers. Students who are fearful family members might be deported, traumatized by experiences back home and on their journey here, and worried about their own futures, are having trouble coping. In this series, The Hechinger Report examines how teachers and administrators are doing their best to help them focus on their school work and navigate a difficult political time.
Por qué un distrito escolar de Texas ayuda a inmigrantes que enfrentan la deportación
En lo profundo de territorio pro-Trump, un superintendente ayuda a sus alumnos y a sus familias a continuar sus vidas tras una redada del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés)
How teachers are helping students affected by deportations
Immigration lawyers and education experts offer advice to teachers balancing legal requirements and moral obligations
After a hate crime, a town welcomes immigrants into its schools
Patchogue, Long Island, site of a brutal anti-immigrant murder in 2008, has revamped its school programs to better assist young people fleeing violence in Central America
Going to school when your family is in hiding from ICE
ICE allowed a Jamaican family to stay in the country for years, then suddenly ordered them deported last summer. Now, as the family seeks sanctuary in a church, the children are struggling to maintain their grades and dreams of college
