Priority For Services. (If you want to continue viewing the PFS information, simply click on the section labeled “Priority For Services.” That will take you directly to the page where the form is located, and from there you can view everything or download it if you prefer.)
Every Kansas Migrant Education Program (MEP) is required to maintain a list of eligible migrant students as well as a listing of the students actually receiving migrant services. The eligibility list should indicate whether or not a student is determined to be a Priority for Services student. The Priority for Services Form is intended to serve as documentation for audit purposes and to assist the MEP in determining which migrant students should receive services first.
Whether or not an eligible migrant student meets the Priority for Services criteria, it is important that every MEP enter into the Migrant system the at-risk information for migrant students. Not only does this provide important information should the student move to another district or state, but it is also data that is used in determining a district’s MEP allocation. The Priority for Services form is one method for collecting the information that is then entered into the Migrant system.
FAQs
Who should take the MIS2000 trainings?
Recruiters who also manage data, Data Personnel, and Migrant Directors should complete the MIS2000 trainings to ensure accuracy and compliance.
What training formats?
Video tutorials, PDFs, text guides, plus Quizzes and Assessments.
How do assessments work?
Quick quizzes and tests measure your learning progress and help identify areas to improve.
Is support available?
Yes, friendly help is ready to assist with any questions or issues.
Are tools included?
Yes, practical checklists and tools help ensure data accuracy and compliance.
Can I access courses anytime?
Absolutely, all trainings and resources are available online whenever you need them.
Why is MIS2000 training important?
MIS2000 training ensures that all student information is entered correctly so reports, MSIX transfers, and M6 counts reflect accurate data. Proper training prevents errors, duplications, and exclusions.
How long are the MIS2000 and M6 tutorials?
Most MIS2000 and M6 tutorials and trainings are designed to be short and clear, ranging from 3 to 5 minutes, depending on the topic.
Do I need previous experience to take the training?
No. Each tutorial is step-by-step and beginner-friendly. New staff can learn the basics, and experienced staff can refresh their skills or learn new updates.
What topics are included in the MIS2000 trainings?
The trainings cover key areas such as:
Enrollment Types
Claiming students
Adding Residency Verification Dates (RVDs)
Entering services
Fixing grade level issues
Running reports (Regular Enrollment, QAD, Category 1 & 2, etc.)
MSIX best practices
How often should I review the trainings?
It’s recommended to review the tutorials whenever new updates are released, at the beginning of the school year, and anytime you notice data issues in your district.
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