1. Title I Part C Migrant Education Program Reporting
SY2014 NMPED STARS Spring Data Conference
May 6-8, 2014

2. Who are Migrant Students?
They have been identified through an eligibility process by the district migrant coordinator (often are the Federal Programs Director).
They have been identified by the federal Migrant Data Exchange system – MSIX and have had their eligibility verified.
Immigrant students are often confused with Migrant. In order to be identified as Migrant the Immigrant students must be identified through the eligibility process.

3. Programs Fact Template
A STARS Template that identifies student
participation in various programs.
T1C - Program Code used to identify Title I, Part C Migrant Education Program Students. (Field 5 Program Fact Template )

4. Migrant Student Template

6. Valid Value = PFS Priority for Service
Student Template
“At Risk” Field
Valid Value = PFS Priority for Service
To be used for Migrant Students that are determined to have Priority for Service

7. Do all Migrant Students need a unique ID or only the students that are served in grades Pre K - 12?
All Migrant students require a unique ID and be entered in your student information system and have the TIC program code in field 5 of the program fact template. All children that are identified on the migrant family’s certificate of eligibility must have a unique ID, including children birth – 2 and Out of School Youth of any age, including those

10. Get list from District Migrant Coordinator
Enter students into Student Information System
Send STARs migrant report to the Migrant coordinators
After September 1 determine whether the TIC students are still enrolled in the district.

11. Contact: State Migrant Education Program Director Louie Torrez
Data Quality and Analysis Manager, IT
Lisa Hamilton