The Migrant Education Program (Title IC) is a federal program to support students who move across district boundaries for agricultural purposes, such as crop work or fishing/crabbing. Most of La Conner School District's migrant students are Native American.

For more information on eligibility, please read below.

For more information about the Migrant Education Program statewide, check on OSPI's Migrant Education Page.

Links To Programs

In our Migrant program, students are regularly invited to different programs, conferences, or academies, like "Dare to Dream", and SVCs "Migrant Youth Conference".

Here is a link to check out the Dare to Dream program our Migrant students are invited to each year.

Our 6-12th graders attended the Migrant Youth Conference 2021

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La Conner Schools 305 N. 6th St La Conner, WA 98257
Number: (360) 466-3171 Fax: (360) 466-3523 Email: ckahns@lc.k12.wa.us

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