Getting Past Procrastination: How to Get Your Kid(s) Organized, Focused, and Motivated (Without Being the “Bad Guy”) Monday, October 16, 2017: 7pm to 8:30pm Presenter: Ann Dolin, Educational Connections Kenmore Middle School, 200 S. Carlin Springs Road, Arlington, VA 22204 In response to an overwhelming level of interest and enthusiastic parent feedback last year, we are […]
Spooktacular Family Fun Night with Therapeutic Recreation!
Written by Cat Trovato, Arlington Therapeutic Recreation Office Hello Families! I have such a great time supporting you and your families in our year round and summer programs and I just want to keep the good time going! Please join me and our NEWEST Therapeutic Recreation programmer, Kristin Wilcox, at the first Family Fun Night […]
Food Allergy Awareness Week Resources
Food Allergy Awareness Week is May 14-20 this year. You may find the information at these links to be helpful in educating your communities about this important concern: Food Allergy Research & Education Website Food Allergy Awareness Resources, including posters and handouts Please spread the word!
I’m Determined
It seems like there could be a partnership with SEPTA to help deploy this more. Are you interested in working on this? On April 26, 2017, from 9:00-11:00 a.m., the Arlington Public Schools Parent Resource Center hosted a two-hour information session on the I’m Determined Project, which is a Virginia Department of Education-sponsored program designed […]
Brainstorming the perfect IEP meeting
Brainstorming the perfect IEP meeting March 19, 2017 by Hannah Grieco Hannah is a mom of three kids in Arlington schools, and a former teacher for APS. This past weekend, I attended a parent retreat hosted by NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Many students struggle with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and other mental health […]
What does a report card say about your child?
It is the final week of the second semester. Report cards are right around the corner. Sometimes report cards are a joyful surprise! It represents a chance to celebrate accomplishments on a scale generally reserved for neuro-typical children. Sometimes that report card goes right in to the circular file or the bottom of the parakeet […]
January 12 SEPTA Meeting: Organize Your Papers!
Want to keep on top of school papers and notes from your children’s school meetings? Overwhelmed by medical appointments and the paperwork that follows? Trying to keep track of insurance papers and medical claims, but find that things sometimes slip through the cracks? Then this session is for you! Please join us at our first monthly SEPTA meeting […]
Quincy Park Ribbon Cutting Nov. 19
The Renovations at Quincy Park are Complete! Celebrate Arlington’s first Universally Designed playground! Saturday, November 19, 1p.m. Hope to see you there! Quincy Park, 1021 N. Quincy Street Universal Design means users of all abilities can enjoy the playground! The project scope also included renovating the sand volleyball court, which now includes an adjustable net and […]
Follow up on “Is Your Child a Target of Bullying”
The Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center provided a wonderful presenter for our first meeting of the year. We were unable to record the presentation because of PEATC policy. If you were unable to attend, you may find useful this template for contacting your school with bullying concerns. peatc_bp-19_notifyingschoolaboutbullyingincident
Back to School… and a great line-up of fall SEPTA events!
Welcome back, SEPTA friends! Check out our new flyer, outlining some of the great events we have lined up for the beginning of the 2016-17 school year: septa-fall-2016-flyer We look forward to seeing you soon.
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