Title I, Part C Migrant
Mission Statement
Region 6 Migrant Education Team through its dedicated and committed staff, will provide supplemental services that encourage educational opportunities leading to empowerment and success in the lives of migrant students and their families.
Intent and Purpose of the Title I, Part C Migrant Program
- Support high-quality and comprehensive educational programs and services;
- Ensure that migratory children who move among the states are not penalized in any manner by disparities among the states;
- Ensure that migratory children receive full and appropriate opportunities to me the same challenging state academic standards that all children are expected to meet;
- Design programs to help migratory children overcome educational disruption, cultural and language barriers, social isolation, various health-related problems, and other factors that inhibit the ability of such children to success in school; and;
- Ensure that migratory children benefit from state and local systemic reforms
TITLE I, PART C MIGRANT SHARED SERVICES ARRANGEMENT
Districts in the Title I, Part C Migrant SSA have selected Region 6 ESC as the fiscal agent for this fund source in the NCLB Consolidated Application for Federal Funds. The migrant education program provides supplemental services to local education agencies to help ensure migrant children succeed in the regular school program, meet state content and performance standards and graduation requirements. Region 6 ESC provides leadership, professional development and technical assistance to participating districts that select Region 6 ESC as their fiscal agent.
Program Contact:
Albert Archuleta
aarchuleta@esc6.net
936.435.8228
TITLE I, PART C MIGRANT EDUCATION - STATE SERVICES
ESC Region 6 receives some additional funding from the Texas Education Agency to provide technical assistance and training to districts in support of migrant program services. Some of these services include identification and recruitment of eligible migrant students and families including out of school youth, quality control of migrant related PEIMS data elements and corresponding New Generation System data, and validation of Certificates of Eligibility for migrant students and families.
These state services are provided at no cost to districts.
Program Contacts:
Kim Chapa
kchapa@esc6.net
936.435.8239
Chris Pena
cpena@esc6.net
936.435.8214
Lydia M. Peña Scholarship Recipients
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Alehem Cornejo |
Karla Rodriguez Bryan Collegiate High School, Bryan ISD Accepted and plans to attend St. Edward’s University in Austin |
Region 6 Migrant Education Program Contact Information
Albert Archuleta
Migrant Specialist
aarchuelta@esc6.net
936.435.8228
Chris Pena
Migrant Recruiter
cpena@esc6.net
936.435.8214
Kim Chapa
Migrant Specialist
kchapa@esc6.net
936.435.8239
Rosa Coss
Migrant Recruiter
rcoss@esc6.net
936.435.8348
Migrant Student Success Stories
