The Migrant Education Program (MEP) is a federally-funded program designed to support comprehensive educational programs for migrant children to help reduce the educational disruption and other problems that result from repeated moves.
For additional information such as program, please visit the Georgia MEP "Areas of Interest" section to the right.
FY20 Georgia Migrant Education Program Required Trainings
1st Identification & Recruitment/Data/Professional Development Training Dates
Audience: Districts receiving direct FY20 allocations from the Georgia MEP.
(Click on any of the cities listed below to see training locations)
Region 1 MEP (North) When: August 6, 2019 (8:30am to 4:00pm) in Gainesville, GA
Region 1 MEP (South) When: August 8, 2019 (8:30am to 4:00pm) in Brooklet, GA
Region 2 MEP When: August 13, 2019 (8:30am to 4:00pm) in Lenox, GA
Download all 1st Training Materials/Resources
FY20 Current Map of MEP Funded Districts Now Available!
The Georgia MEP has updated its state map to show the current 2019-2020 direct Migrant funded districts.
CLICK HERE to access the FY20 Georgia MEP Map.
Georgia MEP Forms & Documents Page - New Updates!
In an effort to continue to keep our resources current for our districts, the Georgia MEP Forms & Documents page has been updated to incorporate the most up-to-date resources available to download.
CLICK HERE to access the Georgia MEP Forms & Documents page.
2019 Georgia MEP Summer Programs (Information & Resources)
Georgia MEP summer programs are pivotal in providing supplemental services to migrant children and youth statewide. The summer time provides immense opportunities for extended learning to help bridge gaps caused by high mobility patterns and academic disruption migrant children and youth face during the regular school year. The summer programs offered statewide provide supplemental academic services for migrant students in school (K-12) in addition to non-academic supplemental services dedicated to migrant youth not enrolled in school such as out-of-school Youth (OSY) and dropouts (DO) migrant participants. The coordination of efforts, design, implementation, and evaluation of summer project plans demonstrates the commitment of local educational agencies, community partners, local and or state non-profit organizations, post-secondary educational institutions, etc. to providing the services migrant children need in order to succeed not only in school but in their own communities as well.
For more information about Georgia MEP Summer programs available in 2019, please download the resources below:
2019 Georgia MEP Summer Programs Flyer (English/Spanish)
2019 Georgia MEP List of Summer Programs by County
2019 Georgia MEP Regional Service Areas Map
2019 Georgia Migrant Student of the Year Award
Edwin Flores from Tattnall County High School receiving the 2019 Migrant Student of the Year Award at the Superintendent's Recognition Ceremony at the GaDOE.
Congratulations Edwin; we, at Georgia Migrant Education Program, are all very proud of your academic achievements! You are truly a great inspiration to many other Migrant children and youth in our state working hard to succeed in their schools and communities.
See our official Tweet announcement HERE
FY19 Plan Evaluation Form ***REMINDER***
As part of our commitment to supporting the efforts of the GaDOE Georgia’s System of Continuous Improvement, the Georgia Migrant Education Program has created an online form for reporting services provided to migrant children and youth by districts that submitted project plans during the 2018-2019 regular school year. Remember that completion as well as submission of the FY19 IP Evaluation form is not only vital in determining the effectiveness and impact of the supplemental academic services provided to eligible migrant participants in your district but also essential in helping us make better programmatic decisions which will improve Our service delivery framework Under Title I, Part C in Georgia.
CLICK HERE to access the FY19 IP Evaluation form
NOTE: This form is only to be used for the submission of IP evaluations for the FY19 Regular School Year (not Summer). If you have an evaluation you need to submit for the 2019 Summer term, please use the link under the FY19 Summer Implementation Plan (IP) form section found below.
2019-2020 Georgia MEP Project Planning
The following links below will help your district get started on the 2019-2020 Georgia MEP project planning as part of the Georgia's System of Continuous Improvement:
Georgia's System of Continuous Improvement Information & Materials:
CLICK HERE
FY19 Summer Implementation Plan (IP) Form
As part of our commitment to supporting the efforts of the GaDOE Georgia’s System of Continuous Improvement, the Georgia Migrant Education Program has created an online form for projecting services to be provided to migrant children and youth during the Summer of 2019.
CLICK HERE to access the FY19 Summer IP form
CLICK HERE to access the FY19 Summer IP Evaluation Form
CLICK HERE to complete the FY19 Implementation Plan (IP) Observation Form
2019 Georgia MEP Summer Program Applications NOW AVAILABLE
Applications for the 2019 Georgia MEP Summer programs statewide are now available for download. CLICK HERE to download all applications for the following 2019 Summer programs:
High School
Leadership Academy at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, June 2-14,
2019
Middle School
Program at Valdosta State University, June 2-7, 2019
Middle
School Program at Georgia Southern University, June 2-8, 2019
You may also download and complete online any of the 2019 Georgia MEP Summer program applications. CLICK HERE to begin.
The U.S. Department of Education awarded four continuation Consortium Incentive Grants (CIGs) to 33 participating States. The CIG program provides financial incentives to SEAs to improve the interstate or intrastate coordination of migrant education programs by addressing key academic needs of migratory children who have their education interrupted. The Georgia Migrant Education Program (GaMEP) has participated in three of the four funded CIG programs since 2015.