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Family Toolkit

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Find trusted answers to your questions about public schools and education services in the U.S.

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English Learner
Family Toolkit

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Practical guidance for families on public schools and education services in the United States.

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Chapters
1 · General Information
Overview of the U.S. school system
2 · Family and Student Rights
Know your rights and protections
3 · Questions to Ask School Staff
Be prepared for important conversations

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A searchable library of articles, reports, and tools to help families and educators learn about and support English learners (ELs). Differs from the Toolkit's guided chapters.

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Enrolling Your Child in School
Learn how to enroll your child and what documents you may need.
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Find Your Local School District
Links to official school district websites in your area.
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Family and Student Rights
Understand your rights and how schools must support your child.
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Chapter 1

Enrolling Your Child in School

Learn how to enroll your child, what documents you may need, and what to expect. 4 sections · about 6 min to read

Overview
Family and Student Rights
Key rights every family should know
Suggested Questions to Ask School Staff
Tips for Families
Resources
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Chapter 1 · Section 2 of 4

Family and Student Rights

In this section
  • Key rights under U.S. law
  • Equal access to education
  • Immunization requirements

As a family member with school-aged children, you have certain rights. A parent's national origin, citizenship, or immigration status does not change this right.

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⚖ Federal Law
Under federal law, all children are entitled to equal access to a free public education.
🛡 Immunization
Schools can ask for immunization records and require certain vaccinations.
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