Worcester Public Schools sent a letter to families reminding them of the district's policies should any federal immigration agencies arrive at schools.

WORCESTER ― Worcester School Superintendent Rachel Monárrez this week sent a message to faculty and families about protecting Worcester students from immigration agents, in response to policies put forth by new President Donald Trump.

Superintendent Monarrez says there have been no sightings of immigration officials or ICE at bus stops or at schools in Worcester as of Wednesday.

School bus drivers in the second largest city in Massachusetts are urged to keep students on the bus if an immigration agent is waiting for them.

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