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Migrant Education Program

The Migrant Education Program (MEP), which is funded through Part C of Title I, offers services to migrant families and out-of-school youth who have moved to Fayette County within the past three years seeking seasonal or temporary agricultural jobs. MEP advocates for migrant students and families so that they can be provided with services based on their needs, such as tutoring, PLATO online classes, summer school services, school registration, school supplies, clothing, food, and medical referrals.

Each family gets a packet with information on our MEP Center, Family Resource and Youth Services Centers, Fayette County Preschool, Bluegrass Community Health Center, English Learner (EL) classes, public educational centers, legal aid services, emergency numbers, food and clothing banks, and other local free services for migrant families.

After a child's initial enrollment in school, we serve as a liaison between the family and the school, providing assistance as needed.

Contact us

Main number: (859) 381-4777

Lisa Hillenbrand,
supervisor

Director of Multilingual and Gifted & Talented Services:
Rose Santiago

Migrant advocates/recruiters:

Miriam Cabrera,
(859) 381-4813 or cell (859) 447-7596  

Milton Meza,
(859) 381-4248 or cell (859) 230-9787

Lisne Rodriguez,
(859) 381-4779


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