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Texas Migrant Interstate Program

The Texas Migrant Interstate Program (TMIP) staff assists migratory students, their families, school counselors, and intrastate/interstate MEP staff. The TMIP works to ensure that:                                          

  • a student’s critical information is shared securely
  • students are placed in appropriate courses/grade levels
  • secondary credit accrual needs are met for on-time graduation from high school

How does TMIP provide support in Texas?

How does TMIP provide support to other states?

Student Programs

TMIP Resources

TMIP Annual Conference

Parent and Family Resources

TMIP Brochure for Parents

  • This parent brochure in English and Spanish, includes information about the TMIP support available.

Family Helpline Logo (English) (Spanish)

  • This downloadable image can be inserted into any newsletters or marketing materials that you share with migratory parents.

Parents & Families Portal

  • This section of the TMEP portal provides additional information, tools, and links intended for use by migratory parents and families.

Out-of-School Youth Resources

TMEP OSY Page

  • The TMEP OSY page provides information and resources for parents and MEP staff to support out-of-school youth.

AIIMS OSY Page

  • The AIIMS OSY page provides information and resources for MEP staff who identify, recruit, and serve out-of-school youth.

Interstate/Intrastate Coordination

AIIMS Interstate/Intrastate Coordination Page

  • The AIIMS Interstate/Intrastate Coordination page offers resources and ideas for effectively promoting interstate/intrastate coordination.

TMIP hosts the annual Migratory Student Interstate/Intrastate Coordination Conference (MSI2C2), a free, virtual event held each year in late February. The conference brings together Title I, Part C staff from across the United States to share best practices, tools, and resources that support migratory students, including OSY.

MSI2C2 focuses on improving coordination across states to ensure that critical student information is not only shared securely, but also to facilitate timely and appropriate placement in courses and grade levels. MSI2C2 also addresses strategies to support secondary credit accrual, helping students stay on track for high school graduation, and support for OSY.

Grounded in the purpose of ESSA, Section 1301, the conference emphasizes ensuring that migratory children have the opportunity to meet the same challenging state academic content and performance standards established for all students. In addition, the conference also promotes collaboration to ensure that students who move between states are not disadvantaged by differences in curriculum, graduation requirements, or academic standards.

Please check back often for the latest news about the conference.