Helpful Resources
- Categorical Free Eligibility for Migrant Children: Students certified as migrant children under the Migrant Education Program (MEP) of Title I, Part C of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), are categorically eligible for free meal benefits through the School Nutrition Program. In general, a migrant child is one who has moved across district lines within the last three years, in order to accompany a parent or guardian who is seeking or will be working in an agricultural position. Categorical eligibility for school lunch – memo
- COVID-19 Recruitment Plan Title I MEP
- Department of Education Fact Sheet
- Migrant Education Program Checklist for Head Start Centers
- Migrant Education Program Checklist for Local Education Agencies (LEAs) – Coordinate with Tri-Valley Opportunity Council (TVOC) to ensure the proper identification, placement, and reporting of migrant children for Title I Part C, Education of Migratory Children.
- Migrant Education Services Handbook: This handbook gives a general overview of the Minnesota Migrant Education Program.
- Minnesota Migrant Education Program Qualifying Activities -Please note that this list is not comprehensive. If you have any questions about qualifying activities, please contact Claudia Mladek at claudia.mladek@tvoc.org or 952-232-1210.
- Minnesota Recruitment Map
- Parent Employment Survey (Bilingual)
- Partnership Agreement- Designated TVOC MSHS staff and the MN MEP staff should meet before programs begin to discuss the Partnership Agreement.
- Title I, Part C Education of Migratory Children Survey – Click here if you would like a recruiter to contact you to determine eligibility for the Minnesota Migrant Education Program.
- Tri-Valley Migrant Education Services Poster (English)
- Tri-Valley Migrant Education Services Poster (Spanish)
- Tri-Valley Migrant Education Services Brochure (English)
- Tri-Valley Migrant Education Services Brochure (Spanish)
- Local Education Agency Poster for the MEP