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Creating Opportunities: Setting Students and Families Who are Migrant Up for Success
This session will provide attendees the opportunity to learn, explore and discuss ways to support migrant students and their families. Each student has unique experiences they bring to their learning. By building strong connections with parents and stakeholders we can work to provide all children equitable opportunities to build their success for the future. Participants will learn about a regional cross-sectional partnership model established this year to bring students and families in the migrant academic reengagement program together with K12 educators, community partners, social services, higher education providers, trades and apprenticeship groups to explore the pathways that are possible. Our partnership is new and growing with the core values to partner with the migrant and bilingual community to provide support and information in a way that eliminates language barriers, supports family-focused values and improves trust and partnership between families and the education system.
This talk was presented at:
2024 National ESEA Conference
February 2024
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Portland, OR
For more information:
vickei.hrdina@esd112.org; effie.triol@esd112.org
Speakers
Effie Triol
Effie Triol serves as the Regional Literacy Coordinator for the Educational Service District 112 in Vancouver, Washington. She provides professional development, collaborating with regional and state educators, PK-12, in all areas of literacy. Effie has supported many teachers to enhance their instructional practice for the past 16 years as coach, trainer, collaborator, and specialist in various capacities, including structured literacy, multilingual language development and the implementation of tiered systems of support. Effie also enjoys program development and school improvement. She works closely with the Fellows teacher leadership program, Title I/LAP Directors, and regional Multilingual Directors.
Vickei Hrdina
K12 to postsecondary career readiness, STEM literacy, underrepresented students in STEM, rural education, career and technical education
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