Franklin High School

Franklin
High School
Student Family Portal
Resources
Franklin High School/Resources/Undocumented Students & Families

Undocumented Students & Families

WAISN Rapid Response Network: 844-724-3737

Resources for Undocumented Students and Families

Seattle Public Schools is committed to educating children regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, country of origin or immigration status. We will do whatever it takes to make sure every student thrives and want to reassure you, that we will do everything within our power to make sure all of our children are safe, honored and respected while in our care.

At Franklin High School, we value EVERY student regardless of their immigration status. This page provides helpful resources for undocumented students and their families.

If you and/or your family are interested in supporting immigrant families at Franklin High School, please reach out to Lexi Awdziejczyk, School Counselor for Multilingual Students and Families, at anawdziejczy@seattleschools.org or Laura Silver, School Social Worker, at ldsilver@seattleschools.org.

Financial Aid and WASFA

College Guide for Undocumented Students

The following organizations will help cover the entire cost of the $495 DACA filing fee. Contact them using the methods listed below:

Mexican Consulate Requirements

206-448-8417

WASFA (Washington Application for State Financial Aid)

State Financial Aid for DREAMers
Washington State offers financial aid programs to students who aren’t eligible for federal financial aid because of immigration status. These students still need to meet other program requirements.

To find out if you qualify, complete the free WASFA questionnaire to apply for state financial aid. Start the process or learn more about financial aid for which you may qualify by going to the WASFA website.

Know Your Rights

Here are some tips to help you if you’re stopped by the police or immigration officers.

Download and print this immigration card for reference and keep it in your wallet

Additional Resources