The Minnesota Migrant Education Program (MEP) provides educational and support services to eligible migrant children and youth. These services help children of migratory agricultural workers overcome the disadvantages they face, including the disruption of  education. The goal of the program is to assist all migrant students to meet the challenging academic standards and achieve graduation.  

Migrant Education Program Overview
Identification and Recruitment (ID&R)
MEP Continuous Improvement Cycle

• Minnesota Migrant Education Comprehensive Needs Assessment
• Minnesota Migrant Education Service Delivery Plan

Programming for Migrant Students
Resources for Migrant Education Programs

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• Responsibilities of Migrant Liaisons and Certified Migrant Liaisons - 1/12/21
  
• Qualifying Activities for the Minnesota Migrant Education Program - 12/17/20
  
• Notice of Authority to Request Records - 9/14/20
  
• Minnesota MEP 18-19 Evaluation Report - 8/4/20
  
• English Learners in Minnesota Report - 7/28/20
  
• Guidance for Using Distance Learning for Migratory Children - 4/13/20
  
• Supporting Migrant Students who are English Learners - 5/14/18
  
• Migrant Education Program (MEP) Monitoring and Technical Assistance - 5/14/18
  
• Comprehensive Needs Assessment Report - 5/21/15
  Description of the program assessment process, results and suggestions for design improvement
•  - 6/2/14
  Information about coordination between school food service and the Migrant Education Program (MEP) at the local level.