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School Rights for Immigrant and Refugee Children and their Parents http://www.lawhelp.org/WA/showdocument.cfm/County/ Source: Northwest Justice Project Details on the education rights of immigrant and refugee children and practical tips for parents on dealing with education-related issues. Topics include: bilingual education; communicating with school official; getting extra help for your child; and sources for additional information on the legal rights of immigrants and their children. full description	Which children have a right to go to public school in the United States? Can the school ask for immigration documents for my child? If my child doesn't speak English well, does the school have to meet my child's language needs? What is a transitional bilingual education program? What if I do not want my child in a bilingual education program? How do I communicate with school staff if I do not speak English? What if my child needs extra help in school? What if my child is not being educationally challenged in school? What can I do if my child is getting into trouble at school? What can I do if my child won't go to school? How can I get more information about my legal rights?
School Rights for Immigrant and Refugee Children and Their Parents -- Russian Version http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/link.cfm?288 Source: Northwest Justice Project Details in Russian on the education rights of immigrant and refugee children and practical tips for parents on dealing with education-related issues. Topics include: bilingual education; communicating with school official; getting extra help for your child; and sources for additional information on the legal rights of immigrants and their children. full description	Which children have a right to go to public school in the United States? Can the school ask for immigration documents for my child? If my child doesn't speak English well, does the school have to meet my child's language needs? What is a transitional bilingual education program? What if I do not want my child in a bilingual education program? How do I communicate with school staff if I do not speak English? What if my child needs extra help in school? What if my child is not being educationally challenged in school? What can I do if my child is getting into trouble at school? What can I do if my child won't go to school? How can I get more information about my legal rights?
School Rights for Immigrant and Refugee Children and their Parents - Spanish Version http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/link.cfm?289 Source: Northwest Justice Project Information regarding the rights of children to attend public schools and the responsibilities of the state to provide adequate education to all children. Spanish version. full description	Which children have a right to go to public school in the United States? Can the school ask for immigration documents for my child? If my child doesn't speak English well, does the school have to meet my child's language needs? What is a transitional bilingual education program? What if I do not want my child in a bilingual education program? How do I communicate with school staff if I do not speak English? What if my child needs extra help in school? What if my child is not being educationally challenged in school? What can I do if my child is getting into trouble at school? What can I do if my child won't go to school? How can I get more information about my legal rights?