Migrant Education
Supporting campus or district migrant education programs.
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Printable
Migrant Employment Survey
The Migrant Education Program Survey is a quick and downloadable form campuses and districts can use to identify migrant families.
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Program Support
New Generation System (NGS) Training and Support
Training and support in NGS to enable educators to efficiently record and access demographic, educational, and health data, ensuring accurate student profiles. With NGS, educators can generate student transfer documents for seamless academic placement and leverage comprehensive reports and analytics for data-driven decision-making. Maximize the potential of NGS and enhance student outcomes through our comprehensive training and support services.
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Comprehensive Support and Training for ESSA Title I, Part C MEP-Independent Project Districts
Comprehensive support and training to school districts participating in the ESSA Title I, Part C MEP-Independent Project. With a focus on continuous improvement, coordination of community resources, and effective family engagement, we provide the knowledge and tools necessary to meet the unique educational needs of migratory students. From navigating the Continuous Improvement Cycle (CIC) to conducting Identification and Recruitment (ID&R) training, our expert team is dedicated to ensuring your program operates excellently and achieves its goals.
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Migrant Education Program Oversight and Support
Comprehensive support in implementing the ESSA Consolidated Application, guiding you through the process to ensure effective program operation and goal attainment.
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Migrant Parent Advisory Committee
Join the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) for Migratory Families to positively impact the education of migratory children and contribute to the betterment of our community. Together, we can shape a brighter future for our children.
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Non-Instructional Support for Migrant Students and Parents
Coordinates and provides non-academic supplemental support, empower parents through training, and offers essential information on post-secondary and high school equivalency programs to ensure the success and well-being of migratory students.
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School Operations
Year-Round Migratory Student Data Collection and Entry
Support for SSA Non-Project Districts to ensure that they can effectively manage data related to migratory students and comply with the requirements of the TXNGS.
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Program Support
Targeted Instruction and Support for Migratory Students
Targeted instruction and support to migratory students in K-12 through needs-based supplemental instruction, academic tool training, and appropriate supplemental instruction in core content areas, including tutoring and statewide student assessment tutorials, exclusively for SSA Member Districts.
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School Operations
EGrant Training and Support
Training and support for Independent Project Districts to ensure that districts comply with federal regulations related to migratory students, including support for the ESSA Consolidated Application and Compliance Report, consultation for validations, and ongoing support for LEAs reporting noncompliance.
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Parent Migrant Employment Survey
The USDE Office of Migrant Education provides academic and support services to children of families who migrate for work in the agricultural or fishing industries. This 5-minute Migrant Education Program Survey can help identify eligibility and connect families with needed services.
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Encuesta de Empleo de Padres Migrantes
La Encuesta del Programa de Educación para Migrantes es un cuestionario de 5 minutos que usted puede contestar para ayudar a identificar la elegibilidad de su familia y ponerlo/a en contacto con los servicios que su hijo/a pueda necesitar.
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Grant Management
Migrant Education: Program Support
Our team of migrant education specialists work with districts and campuses throughout central Texas to help facilitate your campus' migrant education program.
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What is Migrant Education?
Migratory children deserve the same opportunities as their non-migratory classmates. Our team of migrant education specialists work with districts and campuses throughout central Texas to provide professional development, identification of migrants, parental engagement, early childhood education, secondary credit accrual, and graduation of migrant students.
Who are Migrant students?
For over 50 years the USDE Office of Migrant Education has provided funds for supplemental academic and support services to the children of families who migrate to find work in the agricultural and fishing industries.
To be eligible for classification as a migrant student, a child must have a parent, spouse, or guardian who is a migratory agricultural worker or migratory fisher, and has moved from one school district to another. In states that are comprised of a single school district, they must have moved from one school administrative area to another within that district.
They must have done this in order to obtain or accompany their parent, spouse, or guardian in order to obtain temporary or seasonal employment in agricultural or fishing work that serves as a principal means of livelihood for the worker and their family. All of this must have been done within the past 36 months.
For more information about Migrant Education, view Title I, Part C - Education of Migratory Children at the Texas Education Agency.
Need to get in touch?
Contact a member of our team for more information.
Marlen Gonzalez, 512-919-5332