The annual report and evaluation discusses education of the 2,929 migrant children who participated in Oregon's 1967-68 program (including students in both public and nonpublic schools). The report cites innovative projects implemented to meet the needs of students in the program. Among the projects described are the Migralab, a mobile van equipped for such functions as individualized instruction and inservice teacher education; a bilingual music program; and a student-parent evening program. Pressing educational needs are also discussed, and information on testing is given. Although it is pointed out that the evaluation leaves much to be desired, it is believed that children participating in the program made considerable educational, social, and physical gains. (EL)