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Migrant Education Program Service Delivery Plan Arizona Department of Education 1535 West Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85007January 2019 Revised February 2019Arizona Service Delivery Plan Committee

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How to fill out migrant education program

1. To fill out the migrant education program, follow these steps:
2. Begin by collecting all the required documents, such as proof of migrant status, student's identification, and academic records.
3. Contact the nearest migrant education program office or school district to obtain the necessary application forms.
4. Fill out the application form accurately and provide all the requested information.
5. Attach the required documents along with the application form.
6. Submit the completed application form and documents to the designated office or school district.
7. Wait for the application to be processed, which may involve verification of the provided information.
8. Once the application is approved, the student will be enrolled in the migrant education program.
9. Follow any additional instructions or requirements provided by the program to fully participate and benefit from the program.

Who needs migrant education program?

1. Migrant education program is designed for individuals or students who meet certain criteria, such as:
2. Children or youths who have moved from one school district to another due to the agricultural or fishing work performed by their parents or guardians.
3. Students whose families have a history of migration within the past three years.
4. Individuals who face educational challenges due to their migrant lifestyle or limited English proficiency.
5. Students who require additional support to succeed academically and overcome educational gaps caused by frequent relocations.
6. Individuals who meet the specific eligibility criteria established by the migrant education program in their respective region.

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What is migrant education program?

Migrant Education Program provides educational and support services to students who are considered migratory agricultural workers or fishers.

Who is required to file migrant education program?

School districts that have eligible students in their enrollment are required to file for the Migrant Education Program.

How to fill out migrant education program?

To fill out the Migrant Education Program, school districts must gather information on eligible students, their migratory status, and educational needs.

What is the purpose of migrant education program?

The purpose of the Migrant Education Program is to ensure that the educational needs of migratory students are met and that they have access to quality education.

What information must be reported on migrant education program?

The Migrant Education Program must report information on the number of eligible students, their academic performance, services provided, and outcomes achieved.