Welcome to Parent/Community Empowerment

Our mission is to keep open communication and collaboration with schools, parents,
teachers, students, administrators and community agencies that will enhance parent
participation in a child's life. Parent involvement is a critical factor in effective schooling.
A child's education is a responsibility shared by school, family and community stake
holders during the entire period the child spends in school.

RAD Academy for Parents of Elementary Students

Transitioning Into High School

In this workshop parents will learn:

practical ways to get your child comfortable with the changes of high school.

strategies you can use to make a great transition from elementary to high school.

Registration is required to attend/Space is limited

Please register here to attend.

Time 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Location: Merlo Institute (Cafeteria) - 1670 E. 6th Street 95206

Register by phone: (209) 933-7470 ext. 2228

EMPOWERING PARENTS IN INFLUENCING THEIR CHILDREN

Stockton Unified School District's Mental Health and Behavior Support Services presents EPIC, a four week parent training program designed specifically for parents and caregivers of strong-willed or out-of-control children and is available to parents of all students attending SUSD schools.

EPIC will assist parents in learning and applying new skills, such as:

-expressing love

-active listening

-implementing effective consequences

-negotiation

-being consistent

Each age group will be discussed at each location, but the Franklin session will focus on 11-18 year olds.

SPANOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 536 California St , Stockton, CA 95203/ TUESDAYS 8 -10 am/Apr. 2 - 23, 2019

Register online here

For more information, please contact: Monica Radoc, LCSW 209.933.7120 x2502/mnradoc@stocktonusd.net or Justin Sunseri, MFT 209.933.7120 x2589/jsunseri@stocktonusd.net