Students qualify for migrant education services if their families work or have worked, within the past three years, in agriculture, packing, dairy, fishing, livestock, or forestry. The purpose of the Migrant Education Program is to help migrant education students attain grade level proficiency. Currently, in the Garvey school District, there are approximately 60 students eligible for programs sponsored by the Migrant Program.  In Order to provide the best programs possible for our migrant identified students, the Garvey School districict entered the Rosemead Consortium which is a collaboration among six school districts in the local area.  Services offered to migrant families include Saturday Literacy Classes, Extended Summer School, tutoring, the MEES (Migrant Education Even Start) program and the Mini Corp College student program.  Other services include dental screening, medical referrals, Science Camp, Outdoor Education and Leadership Camp, GED test preparation classes, parent education programs and workshops as well as leadership training for parents and students.

For more information, click here to visit the Rosemead Migrant Education Homepage