Washington State Migrant Council Employer Reviews

My day consisted of multiple tasks and responsibilities. I coordinated services through the main office with the assistance of 3 specialist on site with me.

Daily paperwork, filing, in or out with correspendence, phone call assistance, walk-in services, atttended meeting, and heavy usage of computer. Prepared reports, reviewed all incoming documentation, – more... worked on projects individually or with a team, provided training's to staff & parents, and frequently met with community partners.

I enjoyed working with children, staff, parents, & community partners. Knowing I was able to work with a variety of people and children to make a difference in lives was most heart warming to me. I am very fortunate that I learned all my skills and knowledge through my years with WSMC. The agency encouraged self improvement as well as education enhancement. I didn't find the job difficult but at times it was very busy and short handed of staff.

Most enjoyable was knowing I believe I did a great job! – less

Working with migrant families and children. Provide childcare but in a learning center. We work as a team to service the children and their families. Implementing Ts gold currcuilum for infant/Toddlers, documentation, filing, providing professioanl services such as Iep, Ifsps, and health services. Working with the children in a classroom to learn self – more... help, to be social, have family style meals and to learn to be creative. This age children are very active and teachers are always alert and attentive at all times. The children are so much fun and you do get attached to them, at the end of the program it's hard to say goodbye. – less

They are a good company to work with, they are important to our community with educating and getting children to go on to do better when they attend our local schools.

The outcomes of the services rendered were very self-rewarding and positive.