2021 Receiving State Summer Migrant Programs Directory

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CALIFORNIAINTERSTATE MIGRANT STUDENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTTo assist Texas migrant students, the Texas Education Agency and the of California have a signedInterstate Migrant Student Cooperative Agreement, in place which allow the administration of theTexas mandated Assessments to Texas migrant students while in the state of California. For testingcoordination contact the Texas Migrant Interstate Program (TMIP) 1(800) 292-7006.GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: CALIFORNIA AND TEXASCoursesCalifornia H.S.Minimum PlanTexas RecommendedH.S. Plan(Freshmen before the2014-2015)Texas Foundation H.S. Plan(Freshmen 2014-2015 to present)English Language Arts 3 44 (English I, II, III, An advanced Englishcourse)MathAll student must2 43 (Algebra I, Geometry, Anadvanced math course)Endorsement: Algebra IIScience 2 43 (Biology, IPC or an advanced science course,An advanced science course)Endorsement: 4th science creditSocial Studies3 43 (U.S. History, Government/0.5, Economics/0.5,World History or World Geography)EconomicsincludedSo-(course included incial Studies/0.5)course included in SocialStudies/0.5)Health 0 0Physical Education 2 1 1Fine Arts 1 or LOTE 1 1Speech 0.5 Demonstrated proficiencyTechnologyApplication0 0Language other thanEnglish1 or Fine Arts 22 (Same language or 2 credits from ComputerScience I, II, III)Elective Courses 1 5.55Endorsements: 2 additional electivesTotal13 Credits*26 Credits and StateAssessments** 26 Total credits with 1Endorsement+ State Assessments* Individual school districts may require more than the minimum credits set by the state.** For more information, refer to pages 109-111 to view Texas Graduation Plans and Endorsements.Note: At the time of publication the state referenced above had not provided their state’sinformation. The information posted in this publication was obtained from their respectiveDepartment of Education website.18
COLORADOColorado Department of Education1560 Broadway, Suite 1100Denver, CO 80202-5149INTERSTATE MIGRANT STUDENT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTCurrently, the Texas Education Agency and the state of Colorado do not have an Interstate MigrantStudent Cooperative Agreement in place to administer any of the Texas mandated assessments toTexas migrant students while in the state of Colorado. For additional information contact the TexasMigrant Interstate Program (TMIP) 1(800) 292-7006.STATE EXAMSThere are no graduation exams.COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE POLICYStudents are affected from the ages of 6 years to 6 years of age.SUMMER MIGRANT PROGRAMSMigrant Regions Contact Person Phone Number - Fax1560 Broadway, Suite 1100Denver, CO 802021560 Broadway, Suite 1100Denver, CO 802021560 Broadway, Suite 1100Denver, CO 80202Northern2020 Club House Dr. Suite 230Greeley, CO 80634Fax: 970-352-7350SouthwestAdams State University1424 Second StreetAlamosa, CO 81101Phone: 719-587-7612West CentralBasil T. Knight Center596 N. Westgate Dr.Grand Junction, CO 81505Phone: 970-254-5495Fax: 970-254-5525Metro14707 E. 2nd Ave, Suite 180Aurora, CO 80011Phone: 303-365-5817Southeast24951 Hwy 50 EastPueblo, CO 81006Phone: 719-295-6542Fax: 719-544-7577Tomas MejiaState MEP DirectorPro-Mr. Patrick ChapmanExecutive Director Federalgrams UnitLaura LeyvaMigrant SpecialistDr. Mary Ellen GoodDirectormeg@cboces.orgEsmeralda MartinezDirectoretmartinez@adams.edu19Tracy GallegosDirectortracy.gallegos@d51schools.orgJesus EscarcegaGrant Directorjdescarcega@aurorak12.org—-Guillermo BarrigaProject Managergbarriga@aurorak12.orgManuel CalderonDirectormcalderon@district70.org303-866-6592email: Mejia_T@cde.state.co.gov303-866-6780email:Chapman_P@cde.state.co.gov303-866-6963email:leyva_@cde.state.co.gov970-352-7404 Ext. 1110Fax: 970-381-9878719-587-7635Fax: 719-480-1015970-254-5495Fax: 970-254-5525Phone: 303-340-0864Fax: 303-326-1283_Phone: 720-810-6700(719) 671-4663
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Page 7 and 8: ALABAMAAlabama Department of Educat
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Page 11 and 12: ARIZONA STATE ASSESSMENTSARIZONAAri
Page 13 and 14: State Contact PersonDamaris E. Toml
Page 15 and 16: CALIFORNIA STATE ASSESSMENTSDue to
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Page 21 and 22: COLORADOColorado Department of Educ
Page 23 and 24: DELAWAREDelaware Department of Educ
Page 25 and 26: FLORIDAFlorida Department of Educat
Page 27 and 28: FLORIDAINTERSTATE MIGRANT STUDENT C
Page 29 and 30: GEORGIAGeorgia State Department of
Page 31 and 32: GEORGIAGeorgia State Department of
Page 33 and 34: HAWAII STATE ASSESSMENTSThe Smarter
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Page 37 and 38: ILLINOIS100 W. Randolph, Ste. 14-30
Page 39 and 40: INDIANAIndiana Department of Educat
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Page 43 and 44: KANSASKansas State Department of Ed
Page 45 and 46: KENTUCKYINTERSTATE MIGRANT STUDENT
Page 47 and 48: LOUISIANALouisiana Department of Ed
Page 49 and 50: MAINE GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSMAINEM
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Page 63 and 64: MONTANAOffice of Public Instruction
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CoursesNevada H.S.PlanNEVADA700 Eas
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CoursesEnglish LanguageArtsNH H.S.
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NEW JERSEYState of New Jersey Depar
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NEW MEXICONew Mexico Public Educati
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NEW YORKMIGRANT EDUCATION TUTORIAL
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NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina Depart
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CoursesEnglishLanguage ArtsMathNort
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NORTH DAKOTADepartment of Public In
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OHIOOhio Department of Education25
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OKLAHOMAOklahoma State Department o
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OREGONOregon State Department of Ed
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OREGONOregon State Department of Ed
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OREGONOregon - The state will requi
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Pennsylvania MEP Contact Informatio
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RHODE ISLAND255 Westminster StreetP
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE ASSESSMENTSSOU
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SOUTH DAKOTADepartment of Education
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CoursesEnglishLanguage ArtsMathScie
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TEXASMrs. Anita VillarrealDirectorA
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LocationTEXASName/Title AddressCont
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TEXAS109
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UTAHUtah State Board of Education25
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UTAHUtah State Board of Education25
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VERMONTVermont State Department of
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VIRGINIAJames Monroe Building101 N.
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Conway School District19710 State R
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WASHINGTONSUMMER MIGRANT PROGRAMSPr
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WASHINGTONTo assist Texas migrant s
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WEST VIRGINIADepartment of Educatio
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WISCONSININTERSTATE MIGRANT COOPERA
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