Click on the link below and see all of the Texas Migrant Education Programs in one location.

NASDME (National Association of State Directors of Migrant Education) is the professional organization of state officials charged with the effective and productive management of supplemental programs that help migrant children succeed in school. NASDME provides its members ongoing information about policy developments and offers new members professional development, guidance, and counsel. It prepares publications to inform a wider audience about Migrant Education. It also represents the Migrant Education community in continuing dialogues with the Federal government.

AMET is a non-profit organization organized under Chapter 22 of the Texas Business Organizations Code that supports migrant educators of Texas to ensure that every migrant student in Texas has access to a quality education. Through AMET, individuals at the national, state, and local levels are empowered as they equip each child with the skills and resources necessary to be successful.

Looking for Crop Harvest Calendars for Each State in the United States? 

Click on the link below and see what, when, and where crops are being harvested.

Click on the link below to find out when Texas produce is available. 

ESCORT, formerly the Eastern Stream Center on Resources and Training, is a national resource center dedicated to improving educational opportunities for ALL children. ESCORT staff work with state and local education agencies, school districts, and federal and state government agencies to enable education and services for disadvantaged populations. Their work is primarily focused on the needs of migrant farmworker families and English learners.