Have you and your children moved into or out of the school district within the last three (3) years?

Have you worked either part-time or full-time within the last three (3) years at any of these places, or did you seek work in any of these occupations within the last three (3) years?

• at a fruit, vegetable, dairy, turkey, chicken, tobacco or egg farm?

• at a food, meat or fish processing plant?

• on a fishing boat?

How Can Migrant Education Help Your Children?

Your child may be eligible for help in these areas:

• Summer school tuition and supplies

• Career Awareness

• Referrals for School Leavers

• Health referrals and medical assistance

• Dental preventative care assistance

• Pre-school Program referrals 

• Eye exam and eyeglasses referrals

• Tutors to help your children one-on-one

• Translations

• School Supplies

• Transfer of Records from school district to school district.

• English as a Second language (ESL) or Bilingual classes referral

• English as a Second Language (ESL) or Bilingual classes

• Priority for Service (PFS) needs of eligible children offered, first

As a parent, you are your children's first and most important teacher. As you move from one school district to another, take all important papers with you to enroll your children in school. You will need birth certificates, most recent report cards, shot records and proof of address. Call your child's school for more information.

• Encourage your children to do well in school.

• Show them that you are interested in what they learn.

• Encourage them to do their homework

• Make sure they attend school everyday.

• Meet with your children' s teachers and discuss with them how you can help your child at home.

• Attend parent-teacher conferences and special events at the school.

• Join a Parent Advisory Council (PAC) or Parent Teacher Association (PTA).