The Migrant Education Program (MEP) is a federally funded program designed to support comprehensive educational programs for migrant children to help reduce the educational disruption and other problems that result from repeated moves.  Decatur County serves eligible migrant students ages 3-22. Eligible students are identified by completed Occupational Survey and family interview. Upon eligibility, students are served with academic tutoring and support services as needed by Student Support Providers.

Migrant Parents are encouraged to attend scheduled Parent Advisory Council Meetings to gain additional understanding of the Migrant Education Program. For more information, please contact  Chip Davis at 229-248-2835

Student Support Providers & Tutors

Erika Mills - Bainbridge High School, & New Beginnings Learning Center, OSY & Data
Anna Gomez - Bainbridge Middle School, Hutto Elementary School
                         - West Bainbridge Primary, Jones Wheat Primary & Hutto Elementary

Migrant Harvest for Hope Scholarship

The Decatur County Migrant Scholarship Fund is designed to assist Bainbridge High School Migrant students who have a history of migration and have the potential and desire to pursue post-secondary educations. This is for students that are currently identified as migrant or have been identified as migrant in their school career.

Harvest for Hope Scholarship Application

District Contact: Chip Davis