PPT-Care & education for children of migrant city makers

Umi Daniel Regional Head Migration education Migrant city makers Internal migrant population 400 million Census 2011 100 million seasonal migrant labourer Work related migration annually 9 million ES1617 . One might think that in Western urope where child mortality is close to zero and social services and institutions well developed childrens rights would be more secure ot however when the children in question are unaccompanied migrants ll too often t A. ccess to Compulsory . E. ducation. . f. or . M. igrant. Children in China. Yiran. Zhao. International Education Policy. Harvard Graduate School of Education. yiz551@mail.harvard.edu. Migrant Children & Compulsory Education. Paper to the Congress of the European Society on Family Relations. ESFR 2014 Madrid Spain. Professor Lise Widding Isaksen. Department of Sociology, University of Bergen, Norway. Context. Recent statistics indicate that the financial crisis has led to . Mae Lindenberg. Grafton Public Schools. Richard Ray. Manvel Public Schools. Welcome to the North Dakota Migrant Education Program. National Program. Grew out of Title 1 Public Law 89-10. Passed in 1965. Conexión Américas . Agenda:. Welcome & . Introductions. MEP & Conexión Américas. . Overview. Farmworker Trends . MEP by the numbers. New MEP Plan . Collaboration between LEAs and MEP . Questions/Concerns. August . 25, 2016. 2016 ESEA . Directors Institute. Jan Lanier. Director of English Learner, Immigrant, & Migrant Programs. Consolidated Planning and Monitoring. Jan.Lanier@tn.gov. (615) 532-6314. International Symposium: Transnational . Class and Citizenship . ILCAA Joint Program on Child Migration in Asia. May 20, 2017 . Rikkyo. University , Tokyo. Nicole Constable . University of Pittsburgh. Medication Safety and Poison Prevention. Keeping Children Safe From Injuries. in Early Care and Education Settings . Welcome. Date. Location. PRESENTER INFORMATION HERE. Learning Objectives. Explain why children are at risk for medication poisonings . Florida Migrant Education Program [. or insert district. ]. Carol Gagliano [. or insert name of presenter. ]. Director [. or insert job title of presenter. ]. [. insert date. ]. Introduction. In 1965, Congress passed the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), providing, for the first time, significant federal funding for K–12 education. The original law has been renewed eight times, most recently by No Child Left Behind (NCLB).. of the Georgia’s Systems of . Continuous Improvement. 1. Title I, Part C. Education of Migratory Children . An Overview for Georgia School Districts. Agenda. History of the Migrant Education Program (MEP) . Children in Out of Home Care have well-researched poor educational outcomes.. Academic Achievement (standardized testing). : Most of the differences between CPS involved children and non-CPS involved children can be explained by poverty. . Georgia Migrant Consortium Districts’ Responsibilities . Agenda. The Georgia migrant consortium districts will be able to understand how to collaborate with the GaDOE regional MEP offices and will understand their responsibilities in meeting the needs of their identified MEP eligible students in their districts. . of the Georgia’s Systems of . Continuous Improvement. 1. Title I, Part C. Education of Migratory Children . An Overview for Georgia School Districts. Agenda. History of the Migrant Education Program (MEP) . Introduction . Things to remember. Introduction. Module . 1a: Experiences of unaccompanied migrant children . Module . 1b: Systems of care for unaccompanied children. Module . 2: Building knowledge and skills to care for unaccompanied children .