SALINAS — When Alejandra González’s fourth grade teachers realized she couldn’t see well in class, they reached out to the Migrant Education team. The team helped González get her first pair of ...

A group of high school students in Monterey County is spending their summer extracting DNA from sprigs of clover, making jewelry out of algae and shaping ceramic bowls, while also beefing up their ...

Colleges and universities in Washington state are still awaiting word on federal funding for migrant education programs for the upcoming school year. The University of Washington’s College Assistance ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. — From coast to coast, school districts are increasingly facing pressure to keep students in the classroom and limit remote learning. While education leaders say all students have ...

This article was originally published in Stateline. Victoria Gomez de la Torre doesn’t know when — or if — the migrant children she serves are going to get the education help they’ve come to rely on.

The College Assistance for Migrants Program, or CAMP, has supported children of migrant farmworkers for more than 50 years — helping students who often face financial hardship, language barriers, and ...

Some colleges have laid off staff members and cut back services after the Trump administration halted funding for programs that help students from migrant families attend and succeed in college. The ...

The journey to and through college for Marisela Marquez Alonso and her three brothers began at Portland Community College, in a 50-year-old, federally funded program that now hangs in limbo. The four ...

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