Each year, Arizona's Office of Migrant Child Education participates in a Teacher Exchange Program with other states. The Teacher Exchange Program's objectives are (1) to provide an opportunity for state educational agencies to share training techniques, materials, and procedures through practical application and on-site observation and (2) to provide training which will develop resource personnel to assist state educational agencies in the development of future interstate and intrastate programs. On 17-21 April, 1972, Arizona's delegation, consisting of 7 teachers and 3 administrators, traveled to Michigan for an observation tour of its Migrant Child Education Programs. The delegation visited 1 preschool, 4 elementary schools, 1 junior high, and 1 high school. They visited the city migrant programs located in Lansing and the rural schools located in Montague, Fennville, Hartford, and Lawrence. This document contains reports written by the participants upon their return to Arizona. These reports discuss the participants' overall observations of the programs they visited. Some of the discussions reported were on such topics as the meetings, schools, and classes attended by the participants; the materials being used; the instruction; the curriculum; and the personnel involved in these programs. (NQ)