Elementary and Secondary Education Act Title I migrant programs focus on identifying and meeting the needs of migrant children through remedial instruction, health, nutrition and psychological services, cultural development, and prevocational training and counseling. Evaluating the impact of Title I programs for migrant children, the study determined the success of the Federal program in meeting the migrant child's needs. The sample consisted of 100 projects in 10 States. Analysis was done by compiling answers by subject and type of respondent and aggregating the data by State. This volume (II) of the 4 volume evaluation reports on the qualitative and quantitative assessment of the impact of the State education agency and local education agency levels. Information is also given on factors accounting for observed variations in impact and the extent to which Federal funds were used to supplant, rather than supplement, other funding sources. Topics covered are: (1) impact of the Migrant Education Program on migrant students; (2) services provided to migrant students by the Migrant Education Program; (3) paraprofessional program aides; (4) home-school relationships; (5) advisory councils; (6) staff attitudes; and (7) parental attitudes. The majority of the information is in tabular form. (NQ)