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Kingston School Board affirms its commitment to protect students from ICE
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One year into Donald Trump’s second presidential administration, the Kingston City School Board last week unanimously adopted a resolution affirming its commitment to do everything possible to protect its community from federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The resolution, adopted during a Wednesday, January 21 school board meeting, described district safe zones as school ground, buses, and district-sponsored events.
In a January 30, 2025 letter to the Kingston City School District (KCSD) community, and just weeks into Trump’s second term, Padalino wrote of the importance of an equitable and welcoming learning atmosphere.
“At Kingston City School District, providing such an environment is not just a priority, — it is our duty as educators.
I want to reassure our students and families that these new policies do not change our unwavering commitment to ensuring the well-being of all students.