District 196 Community Education

Attention teens and parents/guardians! Explore what it means to build and maintain healthy relationships. Discuss boundaries, respect, red flags vs. green flags, communication styles, emotional safety and how to recognize early warning signs of unhealthy behaviors. The goal is to spark meaningful conversations that continue beyond the class and equip families with tools to navigate relationships confidently and safely.

Learn how some of the most significant changes to the college planning process in decades may impact your family. Explore strategies that may give your student the best opportunity to be admitted to college and to maximize scholarships and financial aid. Admission trends have changed around how colleges admit students There are substantial changes to the FAFSA and financial aid that may make college more expensive Schools have gone ACT/SAT optional, but not necessarily when they award scholarships, and some colleges are going back to requiring standardized tests If you are the parent of a high school student in grades 9-11, this is incredibly important info you will not want to miss.

Parenting a child with ADHD often brings unique challenges, leading to feelings of frustration, overwhelm and isolation. Many parents struggle to find effective, drug-free solutions that align with their values and beliefs. This workshop offers a holistic approach to understanding and improving focus, combining brain-based and body-based strategies to enhance nervous system function and regulation. Learn: The different types of attention and their role in learning and behavior How internal stressors may be affecting your child's brain and focus

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