In addition to academic classes, students receive emergency health, dental, and vision support services. Transportation is provided for all students. The secondary program is being held at Glencoe High School and serves approximately 500 migrant students. Computer lab, ESL and other credit classes are being offered with a focus to serve students who are behind in credit accrual and those who need ESL support. Assisted Study Sequence classes are also being offered in different subject areas.
Dinner is available for all students.
The elementary program is held at Jackson Elementary School and serves 720 migrant students, preschool through seventh grade. English and Spanish classes in reading, writing, math, integrated core subjects, music, and dance are offered. There are also special assemblies and field trips. The focus of the program is helping students develop native and second language literacy to meet benchmarks in reading, writing, and math. Breakfast, lunch, and a snack are included for all students.