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Migrant Education Services

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Program Mission

The mission of the Migrant Education Program, Region 16, is to ensure that all migrant students experience a high quality education and improved way of life.

All migrant students can be successful, be proud of who they are, and be positive contributors to society.

Program Vision Statement

Program Achievements

 

  • Established and implemented a Professional Learning Community for Migrant Resource Teachers to share best practices and effective intervention strategies.

  • Implemented a new Certificate of Eligibility (COE) to identify and recruit eligible migrant students. Facilitated monthly support meetings for all migrant recruiters to ensure proper implementation.

  • Ensured that parent workshops/trainings are presented across the county to strengthen family relationships, trust and communication.

  • Participated in a Federal Program Monitoring Review and was found 100% compliant (only region in the state).

  • Planned and implemented a Regional La Familia Conference that served nearly 500 migrant students and parents.

  • Planned and implemented a Regional Speech and Debate Program for approximately 250 6th through 12th grade students.

  • Served as a model region in all components of the program and hosted professionals from other areas to share best practices.

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The program accomplishes its mission by:

  • Providing direct student services to ensure migrant students achieve academic success and obtain support in social and health services,
  • Ensuring that migrant parents understand the educational system and have the capacity to be actively engaged in the education of their children at home and at school,
  • Providing technical assistance and professional development to all educational professionals who work with migrant students, and
  • Ensuring that the program meets state and federal compliance by monitoring program effectiveness and appropriate use of migrant funds.

District Contacts

School District District Contact Email
Alisal Union School District* Alicia Fletcher alicia.fletcher@alisal.org
Chualar Union School District** Esther Medina emedina@montereycoe.org
Gonzales Unified School District**

Veronica Hernandez (K-8)

Vacant (9-12)

vhernandez@montereycoe.org

tbd
Greenfield Union School District* Erin Ramirez erinramirez@greenfield.k12.ca.us
King City Union School District** Vacant
For immediate assistance,
please call 831-755-6402 or 831-755-6410
Monterey Peninsula Unified School District** Veronica Hernandez vhernandez@montereycoe.org
North Monterey County Unified School District** Veronica Hernandez vhernandez@montereycoe.org
Salinas City Elementary School District* Hilda Huerta

hhuerta@salinascityesd.org
Salinas Union High School District* Marisa Martinez marisa.martinez2@salinasuhsd.org
San Ardo Union School District** Vacant
For immediate assistance,
please call 831-755-6402 or 831-755-6410
San Lucas Union School District** Vacant
For immediate assistance,
please call 831-755-6402 or 831-755-6410
Santa Rita Union School District** Esther Medina emedina@montereycoe.org
Soledad Unified School District**

Vacant (K-8)

Vacant (9-12)
For immediate assistance,
please call 831-755-6402 or 831-755-6410
South Monterey County Joint Union High School District** Vacant
For immediate assistance,
please call 831-755-6402 or 831-755-6410
Spreckesl Union School District** Esther Medina emedina@montereycoe.org

*Sub-grant district
**Direct service district