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Texas Migrant Education Program (TMEP) - Web Portal

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MEPstaff - Texas Migrant Education Program (TMEP)

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Subscribe Share Your Feedback MEP Staff TEA Migrant Education Information Assisting Interstate/Intrastate Mobile Students (AIIMS) Texas Migrant Interstate Program (TMIP) U.S.

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After the first grading period, the student should be assessed for any academic/ non-academic needs

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TEA Letter to the Administrator Oct 2024

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Completing the COE (COVID-19 guidelines)

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Completing the COE (COVID-19 guidelines)

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The Texas Migrant Education Program (MEP) enrolls approximately 27,000 eligible migratory students out of a total Texas public school enrollment of approximately 5,000,000 students. The state's migrant program is the fourth largest in the country and is administered at the local level through local educational agencies (LEAs) and educational service centers (ESCs). Texas migratory students and their families migrate annually to 48 other states in the country, making Texas home to the largest interstate migrant student population in the United States. Texas also welcomes workers to the state to perform temporary and seasonal work in its agriculture and fishing industries. The largest concentration of Texas migrant families, approximately 61%, resides in the Rio Grande Valley. This region of the state includes approximately 16,000 migratory students. A large concentrations of migratory families also reside in San Felipe-Del Rio, Eagle Pass, El Paso, and Hereford.

The purpose of the Migrant Education Program is to design and support programs that help migratory students overcome the challenges of mobility, cultural and language barriers, social isolation, and other difficulties associated with a migratory lifestyle. These efforts are aimed at helping migratory students succeed in school and successfully transition to postsecondary education and/or employment.

USDE Legislation, Regulations, and Guidance (outside source)
Migrant Education Policy Guidance Texas Migrant State Parent Advisory Council

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Title I, Part C - Education of Migratory Children

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The Texas Migrant Education Program (MEP) enrolls approximately 27,000 eligible migratory students out of a total Texas public school enrollment of approximately 5,000,000 students. The state's migrant program is the fourth largest in the country and is administered at the local level through local educational agencies (LEAs) and educational service centers (ESCs).

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PARENT ENGAGEMENT - Migrant Education PROGRAM by Anna Minjarez | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, nonprofits, businesses and more

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Are you COLLEGE or CAREER READY?

"College and career ready" means that you will graduate from high school to enter and in postsecondary opportunities - whether college or career - without remediation.

You must GRADUATE with the KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and DISPOSITIONS necessary to enter into COLLEGE or a POSTSECONDARY JOB TRAINING for your chosen CAREER.

FREE Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

A student must apply at: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

Request a PIN (Your parent will need a PIN also)

Gather necessary documents (site will tell you what you will need)

Complete between October 1st and February (recommended)

Receive your Student Aid Report

Colleges / Universities you list might request additional information

Receive your financial aid letter

HAVE MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT COLLEGE?

Angie Balderrama, Educational Consultant

Anna Minjarez, Migrant Specialist

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"College and career ready" means that you will graduate from high school to enter and in postsecondary opportunities - whether college or career - without remediation. You must GRADUATE with the KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, and DISPOSITIONS necessary to enter into COLLEGE or a POSTSECONDARY JOB TRAINING for your chosen CAREER.

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Resources for Migrant Students

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The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) assists students who are migratory or seasonal farmworkers (or children of such workers) enrolled in their first year of undergraduate studies at an Institution of Higher Education. The funding supports the completion of the first year of studies.
Migrant Students Foundation
The Migrant Students Foundation, Inc. is a 501c-3 non-profit organization dedicated to serving the hundreds of thousands of existing migrant farmworker families within the U.S. today by helping them connect with scholarships, internships and service learning opportunities. We also aim to support the many dedicated staff and educators within the migrant education community as well as other professionals within the government and private industry that help migrant youth gain access to a higher education and a better future.

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The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) assists students who are migratory or seasonal farmworkers (or children of such workers) enrolled in their first year of undergraduate studies at an Institution of Higher Education. The funding supports the completion of the first year of studies. Migrant Students Foundation The Migrant Students Foundation, Inc.

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After delivery, date stamp Supplemental Request Form and enter  Inst / Support Supplemental data under Students current enrollment

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After delivery, date stamp Supplemental Request Form and enter  Inst / Support Supplemental data under Students current enrollment

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Services must be MEP Funded
For any Referrals, the service must be received, follow-up is required.

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Collaboration with the district is needed during the year to see if tutoring is being provided if needed; and if any of the SDP strategies under the goal areas are being provided to students/parents. Plan accordingly to your student/parent's needs.

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Collaboration with the district is needed during the year to see if tutoring is being provided if needed; and if any of the SDP strategies under the goal areas are being provided to students/parents. Plan accordingly to your student/parent's needs.

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Four Goal Areas:
Math and Reading
School Readiness
Graduation / Services to OSY
Non-Instructional Support Services

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Gather student data

Gather resources already available by district  / MEP

Gather community resources for non-instructional support

Schedule at least 2 PAC Meetings - or -

Consider planning PFE sessions to provide resources/strategies.

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Social Services, Food Pantry, Education, VITA, Take2 Job Skills, Health & Wellness

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Casa de Amigos | Helping People in Midland, TX

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Casa de Amigos Midland exists to improve the quality of life throughout the community by helping people help themselves.

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Catholic Charities -
food
clothing
household
homework assistance
GED Center
utility/rent assistance
counseling

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Final Grades
Supplementals
Withdrawals
STAAR scores

*Move expired COEs to INACTIVE Files
*De-code expired students before new year begins

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1st STEP - You will receive an email/newsletter about upcoming sessions with the ESC Workshop link to register.

2nd STEP - After you Register, you will receive a Confirmation Email; it will provide you with Additional Information to continue with Registration in Zoom.

3rd STEP - After you enter your information, you will receive the link to Join on the day of the session.

BEST PRACTICES

USING a device with a camera/microphone will give you the best learning experience.

WHEN needing to get into a separate site, an additional separate device makes things easier.

LETTING us know what device/options you have; will help us in planning our sessions.

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

We can always schedule a zoom meeting with you to provide assistance as needed.

You can just email us with your request; we will decide on a date and time; then email you a link to join and no session registration is required.

We Appreciate You!

We know that these are new times for all of us and we appreciate your efforts in letting us provide sessions to you remotely.

If you have any suggestions/questions/comments; please don't hesitate to contact us by phone/email!

Angie Balderrama / Anna Minjarez

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A Parent is a Child's First Teacher! ... Everything you and your child do together will teach important lessons that will help them grow and learn about their world. Parents play an important role in their child's learning and development.

to help your child spend some time relaxing

getting a good night's rest

and eating healthy meals

Check the calendar for your student's testing dates to provide them support.

Anna Minjarez

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A Parent is a Child's First Teacher! ... Everything you and your child do together will teach important lessons that will help them grow and learn about their world. Parents play an important role in their child's learning and development.

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Check regularly on your child's absences

Talk regularly with your child about school and how they feel about it

They are more likely to attend if they feel supported

Phone school as soon as possible to tell them why your child is absent, and when you expect them to return

Only allow days at home for genuine illness

Avoid taking holidays/travel during school time

Know routines of the school day to avoid issues

If you have concerns, CALL the school - it is imperative that you work as a TEAM

Identifying Families for the Migrant Program

The Migrant Education Program provides supplemental services to students of agricultural / fishing workers that move their family from city to city or out of state in search of this type of work.

If you know of any other relative / or individual that has worked in agriculture within the last three years and has had to make a move to this area in search of other work; please provide them our contact information.

Anna Minjarez, Specialist

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Check regularly on your child's absences Talk regularly with your child about school and how they feel about it They are more likely to attend if they feel supported Phone school as soon as possible to tell them why your child is absent, and when you expect them to return

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To SUPPORT your Student!

Tips for Learning at Home During COVID

For more information on other tips or resources; click below.

Click on the picture below to assist you in locating available Agricultural Jobs!

Do you have any questions or need assistance with your Medicaid Plan?

There are many additional benefits that you may be eligible for.

We can help connect you with a Health Representative.

Anna Minjarez, Migrant Specialist

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Cory Learning Center, Emergency Services, Food Pantry, Thrift Store

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- Pantry Days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. 9 am -12 pm; 1 pm - 3 pm.

-If you are able to help with pickups for food or furniture donations please call the agency and we can place you on a call list.

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Catholic Charities | Working to Reduce Poverty in America

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Students, Parents & Educators

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Career & Education Planning Resources

TWC’s Labor Market and Career Information department provides many resources to help students, parents and educators with career exploration.

Plan your bright future!

Adult Education

TWC’s Adult Education and Literacy program helps adult learners with basic education that will help them achieve high school equivalency and prepare for college or career training.

Learn about Adult Education & Literacy program

Career Awareness

Learn about options for finding a career with the help of labor market data, career tools and educational requirements to obtain a high-demand job in Texas.

Child Care Program

Learn about the child care services program subsidized child care for low income families, the availability of quality child care and resources for child care providers.

Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) Programs

Find TWC-supported programs that encourage students to participate in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs in order to promote pursuit of careers and educations in these in-demand fields.

Training & Education Opportunities for Students

Find training opportunities that help young Texans acquire skills that will put them on a career path.

Vocational Rehabilitation for Youth & Students

Find TWC vocational rehabilitation services for youth and students with physical or cognitive disabilities, including blindness or visual impairment.

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Learn more about how the Texas Workforce Commission can help with recruiting & hiring resources, unemployment tax & claim management, training, and more.

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Resources and information needed to prepare for and administer the Texas Assessment Program.

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Welcome to A Bright Beginning: Early Literacy Migrant Program for 3- and 4-Year Olds

A Bright Beginning is an Early Literacy Program for 3- and 4-year old children in the Texas migrant program. A Bright Beginning is a high-quality, research-based resource aligned to the Revised Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines, centered on cross-curricular themes.

A Bright Beginning has been designed for specific age and developmental ranges and includes both content and language objectives. The home-based component includes lessons with emphasis on parent involvement. The center-based component includes lessons with extended curriculum connections in the areas of Phonemic Awareness, Read Aloud, Writing, Math, Science/Social Studies and Home Connections. This program includes 95 home-based and 95 center-based lessons in English and Spanish. Lesson concepts will also be incorporated into appropriate center connections.

Pre- and post-assessments are a part of A Bright Beginning in order to assess the children's progress in language and literacy. Additional assessments for parents, educators and programs are provided.

Included for free in the Program:

Formal and informal assessment tools (English and Spanish)

Interactive iBook collection aligned to the nine theme-based units (English and Spanish)

Educational apps with an emphasis on literacy and math skills (bilingual)

Online professional development

Mini-lessons in mathematics, science, social studies and social and emotional development (English and Spanish)

Tip sheets for parents (English and Spanish) and educators

Best-practice video vignettes for parents (English and Spanish) and educators

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Welcome to A Bright Beginning: Early Literacy Migrant Program for 3- and 4-Year Olds A Bright Beginning is an Early Literacy Program for 3- and 4-year old children in the Texas migrant program. A Bright Beginning is a high-quality, research-based resource aligned to the Revised Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines, centered on cross-curricular themes.

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Program services are available from several locations in 16 communities of the service area of Bailey, Cochran, Crosby, Floyd, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Terry, and Yoakum counties.

South Plains Community Action Association is the current Head Start grantee serving 1,190 children in 12 counties of the South Plains area. The Head Start program is a comprehensive child development program for pregnant women, children zero to three, and three and four-year olds whose families meet the federal poverty guidelines.

It provides the child the opportunity to learn basic social concepts, develop self-esteem, function in a school atmosphere, and develop basic concepts of learning. The program also helps the parent to become self-sufficient and develop life skills.

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Children's Early Head Start & Head Start Program | SPCAA

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South Plains Community Action Association is the current Head Start grantee serving 1,190 children in 12 counties of the South Plains area. The Head Start program is a comprehensive child development program for pregnant women, children zero to three, and three and four-year-olds whose families meet federal poverty.

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Our Locations

We have 12 locations in four counties (Ector, Howard, Reeves and Ward), which currently serve 934 head start children and families.

Parents

Parents' information and resources related to Head Start enrollment and participation.

Who We Are

Greater Opportunities of the Permian Basin, Inc is a nonprofit organization in Odessa, Texas. We are dedicated to providing Head Start services for families in the western Texas area. Our philosophy is that a child can benefit most from a comprehensive disciplinary program that fosters development and remedies problems, as expressed in a broad range of services. The child's entire family, as well as the community, must be involved. The Head Start program is a family-focused program focusing on childhood education, giving children the opportunity to reach their maximum potential.

Core Values

All stakeholders will respond positively to challenges and change when they are involved in the process.

Parents are the first teachers, but we all have a responsibility for the education of our children and must serve as positive role models.

Everyone can learn when the necessary tools are provided.

Providing the necessary resources and support will help our families become self-sufficient.

All people have the right to self-determination and expression of individuality.

Our families are important consumers and will be treated with dignity and respect by our entire staff.

A child can achieve his/her full potential with support, early intervention, and inspiration from the Head Start family.

Children are entitled to positive self-esteem and feel that they are as important as anyone else.

We can raise self-esteem and help children learn respect for themselves and others.

Our Goals

Provide Complete Medical Evaluations & Appropriate Professionals for Eligible Head Start Children.

Promote Preventive Health & Dental Care, Early Detection & Intervention of Problems.

Link Families to an on-Going Health Care System That Will Ensure Continued Care for Each Child after Leaving the Head Start Program.

Establish & Maintain Individual Health Records in Order to Implement Preventive & Restorative Treatment.

Improve a Child's Present Health by Identifying All Potential Existing Health Problems.

Follow-up Monitoring Child's Health Status.

Ensure That Each Child Has a Physical Examination as Part of a Complete Health Evaluation.

Ensure a Child's Future by Providing Preventive Health Services including Immunizations against Infectious Diseases & Health Education for Children, Parents, & Staff.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide a positive learning experience in a safe and healthy environment that will improve the quality of life for the children, service, and empower them to become self-sufficient, contributing members of the community.

Our Vision

Head Start will become the standard for comprehensive childcare and family services with shared resources, greater collaboration cooperation and increased community standards.

Our Philosophy

A child can benefit most from a comprehensive disciplinary program to foster development and remedy problems, as expressed in a broad range of services. The child's entire family, as well as the community, must be involved. The Head Start Program is a family-focused program. The Head Start environment will provide the children the opportunity to develop to their maximum potential.

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We have 12 locations in four counties (Ector, Howard, Reeves and Ward), which currently serve 934 head start children and families. Parents' information and resources related to Head Start enrollment and participation. Greater Opportunities of the Permian Basin, Inc is a nonprofit organization in Odessa, Texas.

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Head Start and Early Head Start Programs in Midland Texas. We list reviews, contact details, and to how to apply for these programs.

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Leader, teacher, speaker and best-selling author Dr. Steve Constantino has a long and distinguished career in school, district and state and is considered one of the nation's leading authorities in the area of family and community engagement.

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Dr. Steve Leader, teacher, speaker and best-selling author Dr. Steve Constantino has a long and distinguished career in school, district and state and is considered one of the nation's leading authorities in the area of family and community engagement.

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Home TEA Contacts ESC Migrant Contacts Accessibility Admin

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Empowering Migratory Parents Spring 2021  (1)

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Project SMART: Making Mathematics Meaningful is a Texas summer math migrant program created by the Texas Education Agency in collaboration with the Education Service Center, Region 20.

The objectives and activities of Project SMART: Making Mathematics Meaningful were designed for the most mobile students enrolled in summer migrant programs. The overarching goal of the project is to improve the math skills of migrant students through scientifically-based instruction, technology integration, professional development, and parent involvement.

Program Components:

Center-based lessons in English (K-8) and Spanish (K-6)

Home-based lessons in English (K-8) and Spanish (K-6)

Parent involvement activities

Video lessons and teacher instructional videos (Test the quality of your campus or home connection to see if you have the bandwidth for a good stream).

Online professional development

Resource portal

Online teacher forum

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Project SMART: Making Mathematics Meaningful is a Texas summer math migrant program created by the Texas Education Agency in collaboration with the Education Service Center, Region 20.

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Purpose

Students enrolled in Texas schools speak more than 120 different languages. Consequently, a growing number of Texas students need help with English language acquisition. Bilingual education and English as a Second Language classes are available for these students. Others programs that focus on particular student needs are early childhood education, dyslexia and Section 504 training, and gifted and talented education. Specialized programs are also available to meet the needs of migrant students and children in foster care.

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Students enrolled in Texas schools speak more than 120 different languages. Consequently, a growing number of Texas students need help with English language acquisition. Bilingual education and English as a Second Language classes are available for these students. Others programs that focus on particular student needs are early childhood education, dyslexia and Section 504 training, and gifted and talented education.

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Project MOOPIL provided by TAMU for English Learners

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Project MOOPIL provided by TAMU for English Learners

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MOOPIL - Massive Open Online Professional Individualized Learning - Education Leadership Research Center

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Do you have English learners in your classroom? Do you expect to have English learners in the future? According to demographic trends, the answer is yes. Many Texas teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals, and parents come to us asking for support.

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Copy of Generic HB5 Slides (English)
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Parent / Student Resources

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Empowering Migratory Parents ESC LEA Full Day PPT Fall 2020 

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Federal law requires that the state identify and recruit every eligible migrant student residing in Texas. The Texas Department of Education Agency (TEA) has assured the US Department of Education that migrant students would be actively recruited year-round in every district, including out of school youth (OSY).

As we begin the new school year; we are reminding you of the implementation of the " Family Survey" in the Registration Packet for all your students.

Each district must have a process in place for the review of those completed surveys that were provided onsite or online.

After review of surveys at the campus, any of those that have indicated agricultural work within the previous three years; should be submitted to us here at the ESC by confidential email.

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Sample Family Survey - English 2019 - 2020.docx

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PFS Student Progress Review Form Current (2)

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The AIIMS Portal is an interactive resource portal that provides standardized operating procedures for all LEAs and ESCs in Texas to implement for the Title I, Part C Program (MEP). The goal of implementing standardized procedures is to help ensure all students enrolled in the Texas MEP have consistent intra- and interstate support and educational continuity, and to ensure successful transition to post-secondary education, military, and/or career.