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The Indiana Migrant Education Program (IMEP) enables the unique needs of migrant children to be met through instructional and support services with projects such as Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) Testing and use of Portable Assisted Study Sequence (PASS) courses.
Each year migrant students receive supplemental instructional services through summer projects and regular school year projects in addition to a statewide tutorial program. Students' education and health records are transferred to each New school
The supportive services include nutrition, health care and dental care in cooperation with organizations such as the Transition Resources Corporation (TRC), Indiana Health Centers, Inc. (IHC) and the Consolidated Outreach Project (COP). Through this coordinated effort, services are maximized to ensure the success of students.
The Indiana Migrant Education Program serves children of migratory farmworkers who qualify under several eligibility criteria. Children must not have graduated from high school or have a GED and be between the ages of three through twenty one. In order to receive the services of this program, a member of the division staff must complete a Certificate of Eligibility (COE) for each child.
Indiana MEP Brochure
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