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The Fredonia METS developed bi-monthly educational packets, so families and their children have bilingual books and materials to read and have shared learning experiences.

Students across the Mohawk Regional METS were able to travel outside of New York during the summer of 2020, virtually, by using Choice Learning Boards!

Check out the most recent edition of the Migrant Educator Newsletter! Topics include: Driver's License study materials, what's new on the iSOSY website, some gratitude from the field, bilingual book suggestions, and more!

Last program year, the Brockport METS facilitated three, four-hour long sessions as part of their Scholarship Essay Workshop series for high school students. The Scholarship Essay Workshop’s process aims to help students tell their story in a way that is empowering and cathartic for the students as well as effective in obtaining scholarships.

The North Country METS has been building a toolbox of technology resources and broadening the skill sets of all staff for many years, culminating in several 2019-20 program highlights.

During the 2019-20 program year, students in grades 9-12 and parents who are part of the Oswego METS engaged in virtual events and were exposed to a variety of opportunities to make connections with professionals in different fields.

Check out the most recent edition of the Migrant Educator Newsletter! Topics include: What's new in WebApp, NYS-MEP career opportunities, OSY STAT Lessons, NY Project Hope, ELL Tips, and more.

During 2019-20, the Cortland METS piloted the use of the Child Development Framework Milestones materials. They provided professional development to Migrant Educators and reviewed the three, four, and five-year old CDC developmental milestone content.

During the 2019-20 program year, the Long Island Migrant Education Tutorial and Support Services (METS) Program Center continued to develop and leverage relationships with various community partners in response to the emerging needs related to the pandemic.

In the Southeast region of New York State, the Mid-Hudson Migrant Education Tutorial and Support Services (METS) Program Center responded to the emerging needs related to COVID-19 beginning in April 2020 by organizing and facilitating five Parent Town Hall Events.