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Program
Title I, Part C

Eligible migratory students served by type of service

State does not have a Migrant Education Program or data for that state are not available.

Source: EDFacts File Specifications 054, 121, 145; Data Groups 102, 634, 684

Diagram Data Notes
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School Year State File Spec Data Group Data Topic Data Note State Note
2016-2017, 2015-2016, 2014-2015, 2013-2014, 2012-2013, 2011-2012, 2010-2011 UNITED STATES 054 102 Participation The reporting period for the number of migratory students receiving services in a Migrant Education Program (FS054/DG102) is the program year - September 1st through August 31st.
2016-2017 KANSAS 145 684 Participation Data quality concerns exist with Kansas' ungraded data. Please use caution when using these data. 
2016-2017 KENTUCKY 121 634 Participation The number of eligible migratory students increased by 10 percent or more between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17. We have increased 656 students this year. We accredit this increase to the new regulations from ESSA. These new regulations have allowed more students to qualify for the KYMEP. We also have some outstanding recruiters that have recruited in new areas. This has further increased our numbers.
Percentage of Eligible Students that are Eligible and Served by the Migrant Education Program
United States
337

Funding

Program funding over time

Participation

Number of eligible and served migratory students over time

Source: EDFacts File Specifications 054, 121; Data Groups 102, 634

Performance

Proficiency gap between all students and migratory students by [Subject]

Source:  EDFacts File Specifications 175 & 178; Data Group 583 & 584

Data Notes
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School Year State File Spec Data Group Data Topic Data Note State Note
2016-2017, 2015-2016, 2014-2015, 2013-2014, 2012-2013, 2011-2012, 2010-2011 UNITED STATES 054 102 Participation The reporting period for the number of migratory students receiving services in a Migrant Education Program (FS054/DG102) is the program year - September 1st through August 31st.
2016-2017 WISCONSIN 121 634 Participation The number of eligible migratory students decreased by 10 percent or more between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17. The reduction from 796 identified eligible migratory children in 2015-16 to 692 identified eligible migratory children in 2016-17 is a continuing trend in Wisconsin. A contributing factor is an increase in H-2A visa workers, who are mainly young adult males that do not bring families. We also noted that some of our returning families are now empty nesters and are no longer traveling with children. Some families refuse to be interviewed given the current political climate. Our data shows the overall migratory population in Wisconsin is becoming more widely dispersed rather than in concentrated numbers. This presents a new challenge for our Identification and Recruitment efforts. Wisconsin has re-evaluated Identification and Recruitment methods and is in the process of upgrading our data resources and re-structuring into a more flexible recruiter model to better assure the identification of all eligible migratory children. Transition to the new recruitment model will begin summer of 2018.
2016-2017 KENTUCKY 121 634 Participation The number of eligible migratory students increased by 10 percent or more between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17. We have increased 656 students this year. We accredit this increase to the new regulations from ESSA. These new regulations have allowed more students to qualify for the KYMEP. We also have some outstanding recruiters that have recruited in new areas. This has further increased our numbers.
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School Year State File Spec Data Group Data Topic Data Note State Note
2016-2017 ALASKA 175 583 Performance Alaska made the following changes to its regular assessments for high school between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Significantly changed assessment items, and (3) Used entirely new assessment. Additionally, Alaska indicated changing its regular assessments for grades 3 through 8. As a result, the State's SY2016-17 results are not comparable to prior years. The scale and score ranges for PEAKS are different than those used with previous summative assessments. Please note that Alaska canceled general and alternate assessment during the 2015-2016 school year.
2016-2017 MISSISSIPPI 178 584 Performance Mississippi made the following changes to its alternate assessments for all grades between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17: (1) Changed cut scores, (2) Changed proficiency standards, (3) Significantly changed assessment items, and (4) Used entirely new assessment. As a result, the State's SY2016-17 results are not comparable to prior years.
2016-2017 SOUTH CAROLINA 178 584 Performance South Carolina made the following changes to its regular assessments for high school between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17: (1) Changed cut scores and (2) Changed proficiency standards. South Carolina changed its regular assessments for grades 3 through 8 between SY2015-16 and SY2016-17. As a result, the State's SY2016-17 results are not comparable to prior years.