Edinburg, TX – The Edinburg School District is actively promoting its neighborhood identification program, which aims to provide benefits to migrant students and their families. The program, similar to the La Familia program, has been instrumental in assisting migrant students in completing their education. Leslie Trevino, a beneficiary of the program, emphasized its impact, stating that it provided crucial support in the form of tutoring, scholarships, and educational resources for her and her siblings.
The program, which aims to assist approximately 1,300 migrant families, offers school supplies, tutoring, and other resources to help migrant students succeed in the Texas education system. Many migrant students often start school late or leave early, potentially hindering their educational progress. Roberto Garcia, a former migrant student and current education counselor, understands the challenges faced by migrant students and aims to guide them towards academic success.
Despite some misconceptions and fears surrounding the terms “migrant” and “immigrant,” the program coordinators are working to educate and inform migrant families about the benefits of the program. They hope to dispel misinformation and encourage more families to register for the program. The district’s largest migrant program in Texas, administrators are dedicated to ensuring that every migrant student has the opportunity to excel academically.
The program not only provides educational support but also aims to educate parents about the importance of education and the resources available to them. By bridging the gap between home and school, the program seeks to create a supportive environment for migrant students. With dedicated educators like Roberto Garcia leading the way, the program continues to make a positive impact on the lives of migrant families in Edinburg.
For more information or to see if you qualify for the program, contact 956-289-2300. The Edinburg School District remains committed to providing a welcoming and supportive environment for all students, including migrant families.
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