Session #87 · 1961–63

Speech #870249038

Nevertheless. efforts on Federal. State. and local levels would indicate that the problem is not insoluable. One of the most remarkable and encouraging manifestations of such efforts is the migrant education workshop currently meeting at Adams State College in Colorado. The purpose of this workshop. which is attended by educators throughout the country. is the creation of a model plan for States to follow in enrolling migrant children in school wherever they are. Because of my work with the Subcommittee on Migratory Labor. I have a real interest in this type of activity. and I am pleased that the workshop and the problems it must resolve in developing its education plan are given an excellent review in a New York Times article by Donald Janson. entitled "Migrant Pupils Miss Schooling." which appeared on July The article is. I believe. of particular interest and merit because of its informative exposition of a problem which is the subject of legislation currently pending in the Congress. This legislative measure is S. 1124. which was one of five migratory farmworker bills passed by the Senate during the last session of the Congress.
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