The compensatory educational program for migrant children in the State of Washington consisted of regular term education projects, summer school projects, and 2 centers operated for the purpose of training teachers and aides. The purpose of the migrant student education projects was to deliver compensatory instruction and services designed to provide migrant students with an equal opportunity. Four broadly stated objectives discussed and evaluated in the report are language development, health, the record transfer system, and project monitoring. Accomplishments of the summer term program and some exemplary or innovative features of programs are described. Major findings include that the migrant program met its objectives, that participation of migrant parents in determining program purpose and objectives was strong throughout the state, and that the weakest part of the program was the evaluative function and the reporting of project effect. Nine recommendations are made for program improvement. Information on teacher and teacher aide training and an overview of summer migrant programs are included. Related documents are ED 047 883 and ED 047 884. (PS)