POWERFUL COMMUNITY EDUCATION EVENT TUESDAY, MAR 19
Students, parents and community members are encouraged to attend “Paralyzed to Powerful” with Robert Paylor on Tuesday, Mar 19 at 7pm. This event will take place in the Acalanes Performing Arts Center (PAC) and while the event is free, we ask that you RSVP so we can plan accordingly.
Parent Education
Parent Education
Powerful Community Education Event.
“Paralyzed to Powerful” with Robert Paylor. RSVP here!
Tuesday, March 19
7:00pm
Acalanes Performing Arts Center, PAC
Event is free and encouraged for all Parents and Students.
Parent Education
Please plan to join us for this powerful discussion! RSVP here!
Event is free and encouraged for all Parents and Students.
Parent Education
Please plan to join us for this powerful discussion! RSVP here!
Event is free and encouraged for all Parents and Students.
Parent Education
SAVE THE DATE: Powerful Parent & Student Education Event
Robert Paylor “Paralyzed to Powerful”
Tuesday, Mar 19 at 7pm in the Acalanes Performing Arts Center (PAC)
Stay tuned for more information and link to RSVP
Robert’s story: “In the 2017 Collegiate Rugby National Championship, I broke my neck and my life changed in an instant. Immediately, I was told I would never walk or move my hands again. I didn’t accept that reality and willed myself to walk again, against all odds.”
Everyone is paralyzed by something, whether it be physical, mental, or emotional. Robert’s story and the tools that he continues to use to overcome his challenges helps others to both identify and conquer that which paralyzes them. His message stirs others to cultivate purpose in their lives, fully access their inner resilience, develop a reflexive sense of gratitude, and maintain positivity through even the most daunting challenges.
Save the date and plan to join us for the powerful discussion!
COLLEGE COUNSELING & COLLEGE ALTERNATIVES FOR STUDENTS WITH IEPs
Wednesday, Feb 7 at 7pm in the Acalanes Library
This parent workshop will be presented by Education Consultant, Melissa Masland, on post high school education options and the college application process for students receiving special education services.
Parent Education
COLLEGE COUNSELING & COLLEGE ALTERNATIVES FOR STUDENTS WITH IEPs
Wednesday, Feb 7 at 7pm in the Acalanes Library
This parent workshop will be presented by Education Consultant, Melissa Masland, on post high school education options and the college application process for students receiving special education services.
Parent Education
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Volunteers and participants should RSVP here (volunteers get 2-hour community service validation per session). |
Parent Education
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Parents Club Pro-Tip
This Pro-Tip comes from AHS student leaders. Parents may want to encourage your student to visit the RogerHub website to utilize their Final Grade Calculator. Some students find it helpful to calculate what score they need to achieve on their final exam in order to get the semester grade they desire in the class.
Parent Education
The Las Lomas PTSA invites you to attend a Parent Education series presentation on Dec 18 lead by by therapists Daniele Svingos and Annie Wright
“The Hidden Signs of Teen Suicide: A Therapist-Led Workshop”
Monday, Dec 18 at 7pm via Zoom
Parents and students who attend will learn:
- The state of adolescent mental health as a national crisis
- The discomfort we may have as parents talking about it, but the criticality of doing so
- The difference between active suicidality and suicidal ideation
- The risk factors that can lead to suicidal ideation in adolescents
- The “more obvious” warning signs of suicidal ideation
- The “less obvious” warning signs
- Steps we can take as parents to create a firm foundation for resilient mental health in our adolescent children
- Q&A
