Congratulations to Juan Oscar Leal, for being chosen to receive the 2022-2023 Migrant PASS Student of the Year award and scholarship from the National PASS Center. His award was announced at the National Migrant Conference (NASDME) in Albuquerque...

Pennsylvania out-of-school youth returns to school to earn the first high school diploma in his family.

Former Migrant Student overcomes obstacles to learn English, earn HSED, earn Bachelor’s Degree, and work with the Migrant Program all while being the mother of 5 children.

Although the circumstances in her life prevented Damaris from returning to school, she was determined to continue her education in some way.

A week-long academy sponsored by the Washington State Migrant Education Program creates new opportunities to take arts, music, movement or enrichment classes.

How Juan received an $8,000 scholarship to attend the Engineering Summer Academy at the University of Pennsylvania.

Elmer and Osvin were able to find the support they needed to help make their dreams a reality and graduate high school.

Jocelyn Martinez shares her story about becoming the 2017 National PASS Student of the Year.

Five middle school migrant students from the MEP at the Educational Service Unit 7 in Nebraska participated in the FIRST LEGO League competition.

Migrant students went to the Big Red Summer Academic Camp at the University of Nebraska Lincoln to explore career paths.

A leadership program to motivate and enable secondary migrant students to graduate postsecondary education and become workforce ready.

Kentucky’s Fayette County MEP has partnered with the Lexington Children’s Theater to promote education through the arts in its summer programming.

Dennis was able to achieve success through close coordination of the migrant-funded programs in two states.