M-A parent education series

“Know Your Rights, Know the Law: Sex, Bullying, and Social Media” is M-A Parent Education topic on Nov. 7

by Contributed Content on November 4, 2019

“Know Your Rights, Know the Law: Sex, Bullying, and Social Media” is the topic of an M-A Parent Education talk on Thursday, November 7, 2019, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the M-A Performing Arts Center (PAC)

Parents, students, educators, and community members welcome! Free admission and light refreshments. Spanish interpretation will be available.

More information and registration available online.

M-A Parent Education Series events are sponsored by M-A PTA, Sequoia Healthcare District, and Sequoia Union High School District.

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Lily’s Wings: An Anti-Trafficking Community Project and Play on May 15

Lily’s Wings: An Anti-Trafficking Community Project and Play, part of the M-A Parent Education Series, will take place on Wednesday, May 15, 2019, from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at the M-A Performing Arts Center (PAC). Open to parents, youth 13+, educators, and community members! Register for this free event online. Lily’s Wings is an original project […]

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M-A Parent Education Series examines college admission process on April 25

Denise Pope, PhD, Challenge Success, Stanford Graduate School of Education, will talk about “A Well-Balanced Perspective on College ‘Fit’” on Thursday, April 25, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm at the Menlo-Atherton High School, Performing Arts Center (PAC). Register online for this free event. The college admissions process can be a source of stress and anxiety for […]

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Heidi Kasevich, PhD, Founder, Quiet Schools Network is next M-A Parent Ed speaker

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Two M-A Parent Education Series events set for September

The M-A Parent Education Series kicks on of Thursday, Sept. 13, with author Leah Weiss, PhD, Stanford University, speaking on the topic Mindful Parenting: How to Raise Kids Who Are Creative, Compassionate and Resilient. The talk will take place from 7:00 to 8:30 pm in the M-A Performing Arts Center. Tickets available online. Dr. Weiss (pictured) […]

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How neuroscience affects learning is M-A parent education talk on Feb. 15

Melina Encipher, Ph.D.,  of the Institute of Applied Neuroscience (IAN) will talk about The Neuroscience of Learning on Thursday, Feb. 15, at 7:00 pm at the next M-A Parent Education Lecture. Focusing on the the emerging field of educational neuroscience, she will describe how a neuroscientific understanding of learning can shape the future of education. […]

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Devorah Heitner, PhD, of Raising Digital Natives is M-A parent ed speaker on Jan. 23

Devorah Heitner,, PhD, talks about Empathy is the App: Raising Thoughtful Kids in the Digital Age. This inaugural 2018 M-A Parent Education lecture takes place on Tuesday, Jan. 23 from 7:00-8:30 pm at the M-A Performing Arts Center. Register for the free event online. In the digital world, no skill is more crucial than empathy. Learn what […]

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“Social Contagion: How to Catch Resilience” is topic of M-A Parent Education Series on Sept. 21

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Dr. Don Williams brings expertise on teens to M-A parent education talk on “college arms race”

Part prescription/part mantra, it goes like this: “Do great in high school. Go to a great college. Enjoy a great life.” Do teens and parents really believe that? What about the rest of us? Menlo Park resident Dr. Don Williams, a psychologist whose practice focuses on children and adolescents, is one who does not. He’ll be […]

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Screening of documentary film “Generation Found” at M-A PAC on Nov. 17

Generation Found,  a powerful new film about one community coming together to ignite a youth addiction recovery revolution in their hometown, will be screened at the M-A Performing Arts Center (555 Middlefield Road) on Nov. 17. The evening will start at 6:30 pm with refreshments and resource tables, followed by remarks at 7:00 from Fay Zenoff […]

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October 27th parent education program at M-A focuses on college readiness

Is your student ready for college? Could he or she benefit from a “bridge” or gap year? How do we define college readiness in the 21st century? The next M-A Parent Education program tackles “Defining the New College Readiness,” featuring Abby Falik, founder of Global Citizen Year; Lloyd Thacker, founder of The Education Conservancy and co-author of […]

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