Purpose:The purpose of the migrant education program is to reduce the educational disruptions and other problems that result from repeated moves. Migrant Education assists eligible students by ensuring that they are provided supplemental educational services in order to meet the same challenging state content and student performance standards that all children are expected to meet. There are 7 areas of focus in the Migrant Program:

1. Migrant Services Coordination (all levels)
2. Identification and Recruitment (ages 3-21)
3. Early Childhood Education (ages 3 – 2nd grade)
4. Graduation Enhancement (Grades 7-12)
5. Parental Involvement (all Levels)
6. Secondary Credit Exchange and Accrual (Grades 9 - 12)
7. The New Generation System for Migrant Student Record Transfer (3-21)
NOTE: The Northside School District will enter into a shared service arrangement with Region 20.
If you feel you are eligible for Migrant Education, please contact:
Veronica Alvarez Alexandra Dominguez Educational, Specialist Educational Specialist Instructional Services & Programs Instructional Services & Programs Phone (210) 370-5426 Phone (210) 370-5459 Fax (210) 370-5744 Fax (210) 370-5744 veronica.alvarez@esc20.net alexandra.dominguez@esc20.net

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