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The Migrant Graduation Specialist (MGS) or Migrant Student Advocate (MSA) is a special position funded at the local level by the Title I, Part C, Migrant Education Program. These positions were officially established and accessible through OSPI iGrant system in 2009-10.
Staff typically will work in a middle and/or high school, with staff, parents, students, and the community to ensure that:
services in the building are accessible to migrant students, support in the home, school and community is evident, a strong relationship amongst all stakeholders is nurtured, and students set goals, improve academic performance, graduate and plan postsecondary success.
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OSPI-approved job descriptions are available at this website: www.semy.org.
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Funding levels:
Either position must be funded at .25 FTE or more.
MGS works with a caseload of Priority for Service (PFS) migrant students at 1 FTE:50 students. Unique aspect of the MGS: Degreed, highly qualified. Self initiates; works with counselors on academic guidance and credit accrual in addition to all other Migrant Student Advocate duties. See job description.
MSA advocates with a group of Priority for Service (PFS) migrant students - 1 FTE:150 students. See job description.
If Migrant Program funds are utilized to fund this position, training is required. The Training and Event Schedule is accessible at this website. MGS and MSA training is conducted by SEMY. Call (509) 836-7500 if you have questions or email: semy@semy.org.
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