English, Folleto español, Feye Kreyol Ayisién, tờ rơi tiếng việt, نشرة عربية , داری فلایر, 中文傳單
Soomaali, پښتو الوتونکی, Русский флаер, Український флаєр
WELCOME BACK! SDUSD's Newcomer Welcome Centers are spaces where students and families who recently immigrated to the U.S can learn about the district's resources, programs, and opportunities while sharing their unique backgrounds, cultures, and aspirations. We are located at Hoover High, San Diego High, Mira Mesa High, Lincoln High, LMEC and Crawford High and are also available to travel to different schools across the district to support families. Please contact us at welcome@sandi.net or 619-366-5770 with any questions.
Our services are specifically designed to assist immigrant and refugee families as they adjust to life in the U.S. We offer a range of support, including:
Essential Supplies: School supplies, hygiene kits, shoes, and bus passes
Educational Guidance: Orientation to U.S. education, academic counseling, ESL classes for parents, and mental health resources
Technology Access: Hotspots for internet connectivity, navigating online platforms for school
Community Connections: Referrals to organizations providing housing, jobs, healthcare, legal advice, and food assistance
Language Support: Translation and interpretation services are available to ensure effective communication
November 11, 2026 No School Veteran's Day
November 23-27, 2026 Thanksgiving Break
Jewish Family services will be offering free Immigration Legal Help to our families. No appointment is needed! Come to either walk in clinic on the designated days anytime during the clinic hours.
Hoover High School Crawford High School
Every Monday Every Friday
9:00am - 12:00pm 11:30 am 3:00pm
Starting August 17, 2026 Starting August 21, 2026
See flyers below for more information.
Haitian Creole
Hoover
Spanish
Hoover
Haitian Creole
Crawford
Spanish
Crawford
Mobile Clinic Calendar
Clinics in yellow DO NOT ACCEPT walk-ins. Only Clinics in white accept walk in or new patients.
Attend our parent workshop on November 16th at Logan Memorial (28th St.) to learn how to start your own business, regardless of legal immigration status!
Make an appointment for registration support!
Know Your Rights & Emergency Preparedness Workshop for Undocumented Families
Taller de Preparación de Emergencias y Derechos de Inmigrantes
Konnen Dwa ou yo ak Atelye Preparasyon pou Ijans pou Fanmi san Papye Aprann
Join us on Zoom / Acompáñenos en Zoom / Join nou sou Zoom: https://sdccd-edu.zoom.us/j/84797687743
Learn about immigrant rights and family safety planning. Facilitated by SDCCD’s Equity & Special Funded Programs and presented by Higher Education Legal Services. This educational workshop is open to all allies. The presentation will be spoken in English with live translation services in Arabic, Dari, Haitian Creole, Somali, and Spanish. FLEX Available!
Our fall 2026 workshops will be held on November 18, 2026, and December 16, 2026. Each workshop starts at 6:30 p.m. and ends at 7:30 p.m.
The IRC Career Programs are serving now the low-to-moderate income individuals, age 18 and older, who live within the City of San Diego.
Eligibility:
Age 18+
Resident of the City of San Diego (any City of San Diego ZIP code)
Low-to-moderate income
Intermediate level of English
Additional eligibility criteria may apply
Services include:
Access to short-term certification and occupational skills training
Career navigation and one-on-one career coaching
Connections with experienced mentors
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