About this resource

This initiative provides guidance, assistance, and consultation to school districts that serve students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. It offers various support services aimed at the effective development and execution of the English Language Learner (ELL) and Migrant Education programs. The Migrant Education program is a federal initiative designed to allocate funds that aid state and local educational agencies in overcoming challenges faced by migrant students regarding school enrollment, attendance, and academic success. Services may include tutoring, personalized assistance during or after school, summer educational programs, complimentary 24-hour accident injury insurance, parental involvement support, connections to community resources, and guidance for older youth regarding college and career transitions.

Intake Process: For further details, please call or visit the website.

Transportation: Accessible via TriMet bus line 48 and the Orenco Station MAX stop. If necessary, transportation can be coordinated with the child's home school district.

Costs: No fees are associated.

Who can use this

To qualify, individuals must be 21 or younger, eligible for free public education through grade 12 without having graduated or obtained a GED, have moved within the last 36 months due to economic necessity, and have engaged in qualifying seasonal work in agriculture or fishing.

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None required at intake

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Northwest Regional Education Service District

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