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2021-2022 Webinars
Registration opens one month before each webinar. Sign up for our New You Choose newsletter to get an email when registration opens. Registrants will be provided a link by email on the morning of the webinar.
June 2022
Preparing for a Military Move? What Every Military Family Needs to Know
Did you know military-connected students experience different “seasons” as they navigate their school years?
Using tools from her book, “Seasons of My Military Student,” Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman will offer relevant tips and strategies for managing new challenges.
- Registration and withdrawal process
- How to use the Education Binder
- Why goodbyes are important
- Resources within FCPS for military families
Join Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman for our fourth of a 4-part series supporting military-connected families
June 3, 2022 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Register for Preparing for the Unexpected: Challenges of the Military Family
May 2022
Worry and Anxiety in Children and Adolescents: Using Evidence-based Strategies to Help Kids and Caregivers Cope During Tough Times
Join us for this important webinar to help caregivers and families learn strategies to support children during tough times.
Topics include:
- Science and biological roots of anxiety in children
- Identifying an anxious child
- Changing anxious thinking
- Computer technology and the understanding of anxiety
- Current treatment options (medications & CBT: cognitive behavioral therapy)
- Different coping strategies needed for the current pandemic
Presented by Dr. Ramaris E. German, a clinical psychologist in the Neuroscience and Novel Therapeutics Unit of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).
May 6, 2022 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Managing Fighting and Aggression: A Webinar for Families
Ever wonder how to manage difficult behavior like fighting and aggression between your children?
Join Karen Coad, LCSW, local Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, for this important webinar as we discuss some of the reasons why children fight, and the skills that children need to cooperate and get along well with others.
May 13, 2022, 10-11:30 a.m.
Register for Managing Fighting and Aggression: A webinar for Families
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, In-Person Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in Fairfax County Public Schools who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Presented by FCPS School Social Work Services
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Saturday, May 14, 2022, 9 a.m-noon in-person Providence Community Center.
Supporting Early Learners: Growing the Caregiver’s Toolbox: A Webinar for PreK-2 Families
- 5/20/22: Growing through Tough Moments in Early Learners
There are so many ways children learn and develop throughout early childhood. Relationships, habits, and even challenges can become rich opportunities to teach and foster lifelong learning and skills for our children. Learn more about how self-regulation, executive functioning, and routines can help your children learn and develop.
- Laura Thieman, LCSW, MPH, RPT- FCPS Social Worker Supervisor, Region 3
- Amy Sheldon, MEd, MSW, LCSW - FCPS Preschool Mental Health Clinician, Early Childhood Assessment Team
- Lori Kraden, FCPS Educational Specialist, Behavior Intervention Services
Fridays 10-11:30 a.m.
April 2022
Nova Vision 2022
FCPS & NVCC (NOVA) are offering a virtual opportunity for students with disabilities to learn about available options at the post-secondary level. The conference will include a presentation from Accommodations and Accessibility Services, a student panel, and a Q&A session.
When: Apr 12, 2022 4 – 6 p.m.
Where: Virtual, please register to receive your ZOOM link
Please visit both links below to register for the event!
1. Click HERE to register and receive ZOOM link
2. Click HERE to complete the FCPS registration form
Supporting Early Learners: Growing the Caregiver’s Toolbox: A Webinar for PreK-2 Families
- 4/22/22: Supporting Healthy Habits & Routines in Early Learners
- 5/20/22: Growing through Tough Moments in Early Learners
There are so many ways children learn and develop throughout early childhood. Relationships, habits, and even challenges can become rich opportunities to teach and foster lifelong learning and skills for our children. Learn more about how self-regulation, executive functioning, and routines can help your children learn and develop.
- Laura Thieman, LCSW, MPH, RPT- FCPS Social Worker Supervisor, Region 3
- Amy Sheldon, MEd, MSW, LCSW - FCPS Preschool Mental Health Clinician, Early Childhood Assessment Team
- Lori Kraden, FCPS Educational Specialist, Behavior Intervention Services
Fridays 10-11:30 a.m.
Flash Forward: Postsecondary Education and Employment Options for Students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and their Families
Flash Forward will provide students with IEPs and their families an introduction to options after high school. Representatives from postsecondary and adult education, employment. community programs and services will be available.
Schedule:
6:30-7:30 p.m. Information Tables
7:30-7:45 p.m. Overview of Postsecondary options
7:45-8:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions
- College and Education Options: For students planning to continue their education in a two or four-year college
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Alternatives to College, after High School: For students interested in employment and workforce development - highlights include military, apprenticeship, trade school, gap year, and employment.
Tuesday, April 26, 2022, Woodson High School
March 2022
Webinar: Parenting Skills for Arabic Families 4-part Series *Presented in Arabic
Thursdays in March 2022 6:30-8 p.m.
The webinar series addresses the challenges faced by Arab parents when raising their children in the United States of America and the cultural differences between generations.
Topics include:
- Cultural, psychological, emotional, and personal differences
- Parenting strategies based on empathy and understanding
Join Sarah Amri, psychologist and Program Supervisor at Northern Virginia Family Service and Hunada Zeinedin, a counselor at Northern Virginia Family Service
- 3/03/2022 Bridging Cultural and Generational Differences
- 3/10/2022 Effective Ways to Communicate
- 3/17/2022 Discipline Strategies
- 3/24/2022 Effective Parenting Styles
Register for Webinar: Parenting Skills for Arabic Families 4-part Series *Presented in Arabic
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, In-Person and Virtual Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in Fairfax County Public Schools who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Presented by FCPS School Social Work Services
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Friday, March 4, 2022. *School Planning Day – students are not attending school
- 9 a.m-noon in-person Providence Community Center.
- 1-2:30 p.m. virtual
Supporting Early Learners: Growing the Caregiver’s Toolbox: A Webinar for PreK-2 Families
- 3/11/22: Supporting Self-Regulation Development in Early Learners
- 4/22/22: Supporting Healthy Habits & Routines in Early Learners
- 5/20/22: Growing through Tough Moments in Early Learners
There are so many ways children learn and develop throughout early childhood. Relationships, habits, and even challenges can become rich opportunities to teach and foster lifelong learning and skills for our children. Learn more about how self-regulation, executive functioning, and routines can help your children learn and develop.
- Laura Thieman, LCSW, MPH, RPT- FCPS Social Worker Supervisor, Region 3
- Amy Sheldon, MEd, MSW, LCSW - FCPS Preschool Mental Health Clinician, Early Childhood Assessment Team
- Lori Kraden, FCPS Educational Specialist, Behavior Intervention Services
Fridays 10-11:30 a.m.
Gang Prevention for Families and Community Members
Join us for this webinar about preventing gang involvement in Fairfax County.
- Participants will learn about programs, strategies, and supports to prevent youth involvement.
- Discussions will also include supports available to those youth who may already be involved with or are currently being recruited by gangs.
Topics include:
- What is a gang and why do youth join gangs?
- Common gang activities
- Risk factors associated with gang involvement
- Protective factors that reduce gang involvement
- Supports available in Fairfax County and FCPS
Presented by:
- Stefan Mascoll: Coordinator Student Safety and Wellness, Fairfax County Public Schools
- Kate Reen: Director of Youth Initiatives, Northern Virginia Family Service
- Francisco Klockner Gonzalez - Gang Prevention Coordinator, Fairfax County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court
- Dianna Sosa, LCSW, FCPS School Social Worker
Friday March 18, 2022 10-11:30 a.m.
Register for Gang Prevention for Families and Community Members
February 2022
What should I do before my child grows up? Future Planning for Elementary and Middle School Students with Disabilities
Join Career and Transition Services (CTS) to learn about planning for life in and after high school!
It’s never too early or too late to start preparing for your future. We want to help you start planning for a successful transition from school to life as a young adult.
Ensuring the postsecondary success of our students with disabilities is dependent on what is known as transition planning. Please join CTS and other support service personnel for a month of webinars focused on planning for the future.
Each week, webinar sessions will cover a range of topics: CTS programming and services for students with disabilities, short and long-term postsecondary supports, employment and postsecondary education considerations, Supported Decision Making, and student self-determination as an evidence-based predictor of post-school success.
This event also includes two evenings of student/parent panels where members describe their firsthand experiences as they navigated Fairfax County Public Schools and planning for their child’s future.
Wednesdays in February, 2022: 2/2, 2/9, 2/16, & 2/23 6:30-8:30 p.m.
February 2
6:30 – 6:45 Session 1A Event/Workshop Overview
6:45 – 7:35 Session 1B
I’m Determined: K-12: Learn why it’s important for students with disabilities to understand and possess self-determination skills from elementary school to adulthood.
7:35 – 8:30 Session 2
CTS Special Education Programs and Services Available in FCPS
Career and Transition Services (CTS) Overview: Learn about the different course offerings, programs, and services available from CTS. Opportunity to ask questions and interact with teacher and staff representatives.
February 9
6:30 – 7:30 Session 1
The Arc of Northern Virginia: Transition Planning and Supported Decision-Making: Learn how to successfully plan for the move from school to the adult world, including how to empower your child or student to maximize independence and rights protection by using a chosen team of supporters.
7:30 – 8:30 Session 2
Supporting Students Accessing Adult Services: Learn about how the Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services (DARS), the Community Services Board (CSB), and Career and Transition Services (CTS) work together to support students accessing adult service providers upon exiting FCPS.
February 16
6:30 – 7:30 Session 1
College and Postsecondary Education Options: Understand the college planning process and learn how to find colleges/programs with the right support and services for your child or student.
7:30 – 8:30 Session 2
My Journey - Part I: An FCPS Graduate Student and Parent Panel: Opportunity to hear from students and parents who navigated special education programs and services in FCPS.
The panel for Part I will consist of individuals with disabilities who are pursuing competitive employment and higher education opportunities after exiting FCPS.
February 23
6:30 – 7:15 Session 1
Middle School Support: This session will provide an overview of planning for your future within the IEP and a discussion about why it’s important to start that planning early.
7:15 – 8:30 Session 2
My Journey - Part II: An FCPS Graduate Student and Parent Panel: Opportunity to hear from students and parents who navigated the transition process in FCPS.
The panel for Part II will consist of individuals with disabilities who are pursuing supported employment, group supported employment, or day support opportunities, and working with the Community Services Board (CSB) for on-going support after exiting FCPS.
Preparing for the Unexpected: Challenges of the Military Family
Did you know military-connected students experience different “seasons” as they navigate their school years?
Using tools from her book, “Seasons of My Military Student,” Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman will offer relevant tips and strategies for managing new challenges.
Highlights include:
- What makes a school "military-friendly"?
- How can parents help schools understand the challenges of their military-connected students?
- The history of "military-friendly" in the United States and origin of the Purple Star Schools.
- What does being a Purple Star School really mean to military families?
- Moving this summer? Get started on the Seasons of Leaving
Join Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman for our thirdof a 4-part series supporting military-connected families.
February 25, 2022 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Register for Preparing for the Unexpected: Challenges of the Military Family
January 2022
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, In-Person and Virtual Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in Fairfax County Public Schools who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Presented by FCPS School Social Work Services
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Monday, January 24, 2022. *School Planning Day – students are not attending school
- 9 a.m-noon in-person
- 1-2:30 p.m. virtual
Everything You Need to Know About Marijuana in 1 hour: A Webinar for Families
“Everyone’s doing it” is what most teenagers will say about marijuana, but truly only about 20% of teens have used marijuana in the last 30 days. During our session, we’ll talk about a myriad of topics relating to marijuana to include: THC vs CBD, legalization vs decriminalization, the various ways marijuana can be consumed, and more.
Discussion Highlights:
- Legalization vs. decriminalization
- Drug use and the pandemic
- THC's various forms of use
- THC through the years
- THC vs. CBD
Join Tiffany J. Jones, FCPS Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist for this important webinar.
Friday, January 28, 2022, 10-11 a.m.
Register online for Everything You Need to Know About Marijuana in 1 hour: A Webinar for Families
December 2021
Preparing for the Unexpected: Challenges of the Military Family
Did you know military-connected students experience different “seasons” as they navigate their school years?
Using tools from her book, “Seasons of My Military Student,” Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman will offer relevant tips and strategies for managing new challenges.
Highlights include:
- Mental Health of Military-Connected Kids and Teens
- Storms in Any Season- What parents need to know about
- Deployments, Injuries, Separations, and Loss
- Known and little known resources for military families to get you through storms and everyday life
- How to Prepare for an Off-Cycle Move
Join Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman for our second of a 4-part series supporting military-connected families.
December 3, 2021 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Watch Preparing for the Unexpected: Challenges of the Military Family
Postsecondary Education Considerations for Students with Disabilities
Join FCPS Career and Transition Services to learn about postsecondary education options available for students with disabilities.
Highlights include:
- College: Two-Tear and Four-Year
- Career and Technical Education/Trade School
- Gap Year
- Military
- Apprenticeship
- Employment
December 9. 2021 10 a.m. - noon
Buying A New Electronic Device for your Child? What Every Parent Needs to Know
Have you been thinking about a new phone, laptop, or gaming system purchase for your child?
This session will help parents:
- Understand developmental factors to consider
- How to proactively prepare and establish boundaries with your child
- How to respond to challenges when they arise
Presented by Tammi Sisk, FCPS Instructional Technology Specialist, and Bethany Deemers, FCPS Mental Health Specialist.
Friday December 10, 2021 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Watch Buying A New Electronic Device for your Child? What Every Parent Needs to Know
November 2021
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, Virtual Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in Fairfax County Public Schools who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Presented by FCPS School Social Work Services
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Monday, November 1, 2021, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. *School Planning Day – students are not attending school
Fostering Wellness at Home
How can families support student wellness at home? When we focus on the strengths of the family and child, we can find ways to navigate difficult times and challenging transitions.
Join Bethany Demers, FCPS Mental Wellness Specialist, for this important session.
Friday, November 5, 2021 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch Fostering Wellness at Home
Tips to Improve Your Parenting Long Game: A Webinar for Families
Especially as the demands on parents are higher than ever during COVID, many of us can have become very reactive in our approach with our children -- addressing issues as they happen, wondering how to break out of negative cycles.
In this webinar, you'll learn proactive strategies that lead to more positive behavior outcomes AND will help you enjoy your children again.
Presented by Rachel Bailey, M.A., CPDPE., Parenting Specialist
Friday November 19, 2021 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Watch Tips to Improve Your Parenting Long Game: A Webinar for Families
October 2021
Family Digital Wellness: What is our Next Normal: A Webinar for Families
Do you know a child, teen, or young adult in your life who is struggling with their media use? The Clinic for Interactive Media and Internet Disorders (CIMAID) is here to help!
Webinar Highlights
- Ages and Stages How Media and Technology affects your child at each stage of their development
- Types of Media and Technology: Different Types of Devices, Apps, and platforms used by children and families
- Health Effects: How your child's media use affects their wellbeing and development
The CIMAID team can help you address and reduce the negative consequences of Problematic Interactive Media Use (PIMU) while helping the children, adolescents, and young adults in your life adopt and sustain healthy lifestyles and behaviors.
Join Kristelle Lavallee Collins, MA, Senior Content Strategist from The Digital Wellness Lab.
Friday, October 1, 2021, 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch Family Digital Wellness: What is our Next Normal: A Webinar for Families
Dyslexia Virtual Open House Rescheduled for October 22.
In celebration of Dyslexia Awareness Month, FCPS will like to host our annual Open House. We share exciting updates:
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Overview of Dyslexia Supports in FCPS
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Updates on the Equitable Access to Literacy Plans
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Tips to Help your Child Thrive in School
Friday, October 8, 2021, 10 - 11:00 a.m. Rescheduled for October 22.
SIBSHOPS: An Exciting, Virtual Workshop for Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs!
The Sibshop workshops are for children in grades 2-6 enrolled in Fairfax County Public Schools who have siblings with special needs to:
- Meet other siblings in a relaxed, virtual setting.
- Celebrate the many contributions made by brothers and sisters of children with special needs.
- Share sibling experiences and receive peer support.
- Play games and have fun!
Presented by FCPS School Social Work Services
Registration is free, however, donations are accepted to support the cost of future Sibshops: Donate Here
Monday, October 11, 2021, 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. *School Planning Day – students are not attending school
Virtual College Bootcamp for Students with Disabilities
Join Career and Transition Services online for a virtual College Bootcamp! This virtual College Boot Camp is for students with an IEP that are graduating in 2021 and plan to attend college. Career and Transition Services staff will work with students on starting the application process.
- Do you have an IEP?
- Are you graduating in 2021?
- Do you want to go to college?
- Do you need help getting started?
THEN THIS BOOT CAMP IS FOR YOU!!!!!
Participants will:
- Complete a college search in Naviance
- Identify and explore your top three colleges
- Get familiar with the Common App ®
- Determine your next steps
*Please note parents are welcome to sit in on the workshop with their students, however, this event is for students.
*If parents are interested in learning more about postsecondary options, we encourage parents to attend FCPS Virtual College Fair on October 19, 2021, or Postsecondary Education Options in November 2021.
Monday, October 11, 2021, 12:30-3 p.m. *School Planning Day– students are not attending school
Register for College Bootcamp for Students with Disabilities
Rewriting Your Parenting Story: A Webinar for Families
No one's parenting journey goes the way they expect. But do you feel like your story has gotten away from you? Take back the narrative of your parenting.
After this webinar, you will have the script for a new, hope-filled story.
Webinar Highlights:
- The importance of curiosity and ‘hearing’ our children.
- The strength of the repair.
- The ‘Reset’. When we find ourselves in a rut, this is a great place to start.
Presented by Mary Smith, a local Parenting Coach.
Friday October 15, 2021, 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch Rewriting Your Parenting Story: A Webinar for Families
Moving onto Life in the Community Virtual Resource Fair
This resource fair assists parents, guardians, and caretakers with future planning for students with intellectual disabilities who may require ongoing supports after graduating from high school. Participants include representatives from vocational, residential, leisure, recreational, independent living, and advocacy programs.
Tuesday, October 19, 2021, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Parenting Through Difficult Times: A Webinar for Families (*Presented in Arabic)
الصحة النفسية والموارد المدرسية للعائلات ( تربيه الاطفال في الأوقات الصعبة: ندوة عبر الإنترنت للعائلات مقدمة باللغة العربية)
ابرز مواضيع النقاش في الندوه:
- الآثار النفسية التي قد تحدثها الجائحة على الأطفال.
- عوامل الخطر المسببه للامراض النفسيه.
- استراتيجيات للآباء لتعزيز سلوك طلب المساعدة والصحه النفسيه لأنفسهم ولأطفالهم.
الجمعة 29 أكتوبر 2021 10-11: 30 صباحًا
التسجيل على الإنترنت لتربية الأطفال في الأوقات الصعبة: ندوة عبر الإنترنت للعائلات مقدمة باللغة العربية برجاء استخدام الرابط للتسجيل.
Webinar Highlights:
- Psychological effects a pandemic may have on children
- Risk factors for psychological distress
- Strategies for parents to promote help-seeking behavior and emotional well-being for themselves and their children
- Mental health and school resources for families
Friday, October 29, 2021 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch Online for Parenting Through Difficult Times: A Webinar for Families *Presented in Arabic
September 2021
How to Improve Your Child’s Executive Functioning Skills Without All the Arguments This School Year
Do you have any homework?” “I’m not sure…” “What do you mean you’re not sure? Where’s your agenda?” “I think it’s in my room...somewhere.”
Sound familiar? If you’re having this conversation multiple times each week, you’re not alone. Whether your child is in elementary school or preparing to graduate from high school, you want them to be ready and on top of their priorities.
So why do they keep missing deadlines, losing assignments, and starting things the night before they’re due? It’s because executive functioning skills, like time management or prioritization, take time to learn.
Webinar Highlights:
- Ensuring kids stay on top of their schoolwork without feeling like a nag
- Using Site maps, Google calendars, and other tools for staying organized
- Identifying smart strategies for tracking assignments
- When to leave things up to your child, step in to support, or recruit outside help
- Keeping kids engaged
- Opening the lines of communication
Join Ann Dolin, M.Ed. educational consultant and award-winning author to learn how you can help your child develop critical executive functioning skills this school year. Ann is the President and Director of Educational Connections, Inc.
September 9, 2021 6:30-8 p.m.
September 10, 2021 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch: How to Improve Your Child’s Executive Functioning Skills Without All the Arguments This School Year
Military-Connected Students and School Transition: A Family Webinar
Did you know military-connected students experience different “seasons” as they navigate their school years?
Using tools from her book, “Seasons of My Military Student,” Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman will offer relevant support for the start of the school year.
Highlights include:
- Season of Arriving and Season Growing - What parents need to know.
- Shared experiences of moving through a pandemic and housing shortage
- Education Binder and how to build one
- Parent-Teacher Conferences - what to ask
- New to Fairfax County? Connecting with your school community, other families and finding student peer support?
Join Stacy Allsbrook-Huisman for our first of a 4-part series supporting military-connected families.
September 17, 2021 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch Military-Connected Students and School Transition: A Family Webinar
5 Ways to Stop Anxiety, Power Struggles, & Behavior Issues: A Webinar for Families
How can you help your kids transition back to school?
Learn how to:
- Stop battles over homework and screens.
- Overcome anxiety over school, tests, and social skills
- Stop meltdowns and power struggles.
- Improve focus, impulse control, and executive function.
Celebrate Calm Founder, Kirk Martin will show you how to create stress-free mornings, school, dinner, and bedtime. We promise you will laugh and leave with a dozen practical strategies that really work.
September 23, 2021 6:30-8 p.m.
September 24, 2021 10-11:30 a.m.
Watch 5 Ways to Stop Anxiety, Power Struggles, & Behavior Issues: A Webinar for Families
August 2021
Parent to Parent: Managing Expectations for our Next Normal
*This webinar will NOT be recorded.
Are you dealing with big emotions as you get ready to start the school year? Let's talk about what we can be doing now to help our kids, and ourselves, get ready for the start of school.
Are you searching for peer support, advice, encouragement, and resources? This webinar will offer families opportunities to learn from each other as they grow in their parenting skills.
Discussion Highlights:
- End of the summer check-In
- Share concerns, worries about transitioning back to in-person learning
- Join us if you have any tips or resources that might be helpful for another family or if you want to get some ideas from others.
Guided by Mary Beth Harrison-Cunningham, Manager of the Parent Resource Center, and Erika Deem, a Parent Resource Center Liaison, families will exchange ideas and strategies as we navigate our next normal.
Come network with other families!
Tuesday August 10, 2021 10 – 11:30 a.m. and 6:30-8 p.m.
July 2021
Teacher to Teacher: Managing our Next Normal
Are you searching for peer support, advice, encouragement, and resources? This webinar will offer educators opportunities to learn from each other as they grow in their teaching skills. Educators build their own sense of competence and power by building relationships and connecting with other educators who share common experiences, successes, and challenges.
Discussion Highlights:
- Managing our own Emotional Wellness
- Preparing Classrooms for our Next Normal
- Thriving in the Unknown
- Providing Social and Emotional and Mental Health Supports to our Students
Guided by Krystle Trammell, an FCPS instructional coach, teachers will exchange ideas and strategies as we return to 5 day in-person instruction.
Come network with your colleagues!
July 29 and July 30, 2021 at 10 a.m.
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