Migrant Education Program
NTPS Migrant Education Program (MEP)
The Migrant Education Program (MEP) helps ensure that migrant students have access to consistent educational opportunities that meet state graduation requirements and academic standards, and address any disruptions in their education due to frequent moves for migratory work.
What We Offer Our Students
Eligible students with may receive health and social supports at no cost when other federal, state, or local resources are delayed or unavailable.
Education Support
- Free school meals
- Academic support
- Family support
- Summer programs
- School supplies
- Statewide support and resources
- Transportation
- Parent/student engagement opportunities
- Referrals for house, food, clothing, and other types of support
Healthcare Support
- Supplemental screening exams for vision, hearing, physical, or dental health
- Immunizations
- Corrective lenses
- Social-emotional supports
- Access to an MEP nurse and mental health consortium
- Apple Health (Medicaid) referrals
How It Works
- Who is eligible?
- What jobs or activities qualify?
- Can Native students qualify?
- What kind of relocations qualify?
- Why join the MEP?
- Meet the Team
- Parent Advisory Council (PAC)
Who is eligible?
What jobs or activities qualify?
Can Native students qualify?
What kind of relocations qualify?
Why join the MEP?
Meet the Team
Parent Advisory Council (PAC)
Martha Arana
Migrant Education Program Liaison
360-412-4596