San Diego County Office of Education- Migrant Education Vista

Tonight was a success!! Two of our very own Migrant Education students celebrated as they were chosen Students of the year 2019!! Teresa Hernadez chosen as the Most Inspirational and ELD student of the year and José Carlos Fuentes was chosen Student of the Year!! We are beyond proud as we make a difference one student at a time!! Need we say more?! #wearemigrant ... #webelieveinourstudents #wemakeadifference #onestudentatatime See more

Sara Gutierrez: Recipient of the Biliteracy Symposium award. We were honored to have VUSD superintendent Dr. Linda Kimble, Dr. Doyle, Dr. Reyes and Linda Guerrero at our VHS office yesterday afternoon as they presented Sara Gutierrez with this amazing award.

Sara Gutierrez: Recipient of the Biliteracy Symposium!! It is because of people like you that our students still hope for a brighter future! You continue to impact the lives of many students with everything that you do! So fortunate to be able to work with someone who puts their heart into their job in order to make an impact on the lives of others. Our respect and admiration for your hard work cannot be expressed in words. You exceptionally merit this congratulation for your diligent work and devotion!

Migrant Education Vista students preparing for our awesome Regional Competition!!!

Migrant Education students arriving at Cuyamaca Camp for an awesome weekend!! #wearemigranted

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Earlier this month, Rancho Minerva Middle School had the pleasure of having Libby’s Elementary School Principal César Mora who talked to ELD/New Comers students about Higher Education and all the endless possibilities they have just by being bilingual!

Youth Development Institute (YDI) January 26, 2019 Our Migrant Education students from all over San Diego had a mountaintop experience during this weekend. Students had lots of fun and an amazing learning experience for all FNL youth and their advisors. Workshops prepared youth to better communicate the dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs to their peers, organize and lead their chapter in exciting prevention projects, work on personal goal setting and team development. Thanks to all Migrant Education staff who made this possible! WE ARE A TEAM!