North Carolina H1061, the Plyler Educational Protections Act, ensures equal access to public education for all students regardless of immigration.

North Carolina H1061, the Plyler Educational Protections Act, aims to protect the integrity of school learning environments for all children by limiting immigration enforcement activities on school campuses. The act mandates that each public school develop an Action Response Plan (ARP) to guide staff on handling requests from immigration authorities. The ARP includes procedures for notifying parents within 24 hours of immigration authority presence on school grounds and requires schools to identify a Designated Authorized Person (DAP) to interact with immigration authorities.

North Carolina H1061, the Plyler Educational Protections Act, ensures equal access to public education for all students regardless of immigration.

North Carolina H1061, the Plyler Educational Protections Act, aims to protect the integrity of school learning environments for all children by limiting immigration enforcement activities on school campuses. The act mandates that each public school develop an Action Response Plan (ARP) to guide staff on handling requests from immigration authorities. The ARP includes procedures for notifying parents within 24 hours of immigration authority presence on school grounds and requires schools to identify a Designated Authorized Person (DAP) to interact with immigration authorities.