Show 41: Excerpt - Migrant Education Programs
Submitted by Sarah Gonzales
on August 17, 2011 - 11:26am 
As classes get underway at school districts around the state, not all students will be present during the first days of school and that's because some students and their families participate in commercial or subsistence fishing. Under the Federal Migrant Education Program, students who move around for seasonal work like agriculture, logging and fishing qualify for extra help when they do come to school, and over the summer too.
• State of Alaska Migrant Ed program
• Anchorage Migrant Ed program
• Fairbanks Migrant Ed program
• Write Alaska, summer writing academy blog
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