Purpose
To offer programming that allows families to support their whole student by providing opportunities to learn about different courses, groups, tools, and experiences. Click on the below items to learn more!
Come learn from Kelsie McKinney, one of our Children's Hospital School-Based Therapists, the difference between typical junior high stress reactions versus true anxiety symptoms, how best to communicate with the school about your child’s unique situation, and how you can access psychiatric support if needed.
On 10/20, click here at 5:30pm to join a virtual meeting (~30 minutes)
On 10/27, click on the Picture to view the previously recorded meeting
Our building is undergoing a Visioning Process to help determine our priorities and family voice is a key part of that! Mr. Cole will lead you through a process to find out what you value for students, staff, and families.
On 10/20, click on the Picture above at 4:30pm, 5:30pm or 6:30pm to participate (~30 minutes)
On 10/27, come to the Cafeteria at 4:30pm, 5:30pm or 6:30pm to participate (~30 minutes)
This student group works to build a school environment where all students wake up inspired to learn, feel safe, and leave fulfilled at the end of the day.
On 10/27, come to the Media Center at 4pm, 5pm, 6pm or 7pm and learn about their program but also give ideas on how they can achieve their mission--what do students and families need! (~30 minutes)
Volunteering is a great way to teach kids about empathy and compassion. And giving your time to help others feels good. Volunteering with your family can be fun. You might even find that doing an activity together can make your family feel closer.
Click on the Picture to read an article!
Parental support plays an important part in helping preteens and teens succeed in middle school. But as students grow more independent during these years, it can be hard for parents to know which situations call for involvement and which call for a more behind-the-scenes approach.
Click on the Picture Above to read an article!
Parental support plays an important part in helping preteens and teens succeed in middle school. But as students grow more independent during these years, it can be hard for parents to know which situations call for involvement and which call for a more behind-the-scenes approach.
Click on the Picture Above to read an article!