Plyler Educational Protections Act.

Summary

The Plyler Educational Protections Act bars public schools from denying enrollment, programs, or parent participation based on a student’s or parent’s citizenship status. It also restricts schools from asking for or sharing immigration‑related information, unless required by law, and requires schools to create response plans for immigration authority requests. The measure aims to keep schools safe learning environments and give families confidence to send their children to school.

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