Healthy Minds, Healthy Families

^{Presented by: Amanda Christensen}

(Best for middle and high school families)

Join us to explore and compare the two 12th-grade Civics curricula currently being piloted in our district, where you'll see unit overviews, lesson examples, and teaching approaches from both programs. During this session, families will examine how each curriculum develops civic knowledge, critical thinking skills, and community engagement.

Your voice matters—you'll complete a feedback survey that will directly inform the adoption committee's decision-making process as we select the best civics education for our seniors.

IN-PERSON WORKSHOP ONLY: NO ZOOM LINK AVAILABLE

^{Presented by: Kimberly Tarnowieckyi (Secondary Math Facilitator)}

(Best for middle and high school families)

Build your confidence to support your scholar’s mathematical learning. Opportunity to empower families with practical tools and strategies to support their scholars’ mathematical journey.

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^{Presented by: Dennis Purcell (Director of Blended and Remote Learning)}

(Best for elementary families)

Why is it important that we have device-free moments in our lives?

Technology use isn't always a distraction, but there are definitely times when it's best to keep devices away. Help students learn when it's appropriate to use technology and when it's not -- and practice making family rules for device-free time at home.

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^{Presented by: Diana Kasube (Facilitator of Scholar Empowerment and Engagement)}

Come join us for an informative session about the importance of regular school attendance. Discover how being at school every day boosts your child's academic success and opens up future opportunities. We'll walk you through our attendance policies and reporting procedures and share some practical tips for creating positive routines at home.

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^{Presented by: Jane Al-Tamimi (Assistant Director of Student Support Services)}

Join us for an enlightening workshop designed to equip families with the tools and knowledge to support their children's mental health, particularly those with disabilities. Discover practical strategies, engage in meaningful discussions, and gain insights from experts in the field. Together, we’ll create a supportive community where every scholar can thrive.

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^{Presented by: Dr. Nicole Alson-Abel, Heather Bakari, and Mary Habili (FWPS School Psychologists)}

This workshop helps parents strengthen trust, safety, and connection with their children through attention, boundaries, and consistency. Participants will gain practical tools and real-life strategies to move from reactive to intentional parenting, empowering their children to learn, grow, and thrive with confidence and accountability.

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