This film focuses on the migrant community in Ontario, Oregon circa 1960s, and provides insight into educational, employment and residence opportunities available at the time. The film focuses in particular on approaches to education, including scenes of pre-school, high school and adult education classes in English literacy, math, Mexican culture, auto repair, and metalworking. Several interviews are interspersed throughout the film, including one with a family at home commenting on their lives in Oregon and the opportunities available to them. A description of processing and sacking onions is likewise included, as is a job interview with a potential food processing plant worker.

Digitized from a 16-mm film original held in the Extension and Experiment Station Communication Moving Images (FV120:182), Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Oregon State University Libraries.