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Annie Lowe at Parent University

BCMS Math Teacher, Annie Lowe (pictured) and Amanda Sopko, helped parents with middle school students with the New Middle School Math!

Parent University Melissa James on Homework Tips

QES Academic Coaches Melissa James (pictured) and Rebecca Pike shared an informative session on "Homework Tips" for grades K-5th. 

Jennifer Harris at Parent University

"Help I have a Teenager!" was a popular session for parents.  BCMS Counselor Jennifer Harris facilitated the session.

Tara Moss at Parent University

AEP Director Tara Moss facilitated the workshop session, "CRCT, EOCT, GHSGT Help and More!"  Parents learned ways they can help their child succeed on the state standardized tests.

Tara Harris at Parent University

Parents learned way they can protect their children while they are on the internet.  Tara Harris (NBES Counselor) shared the dangers and resources for parents.

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Parent University 2011

3rd Annual Parent University Scheduled for Saturday, January 29, 2011

Parent UniversityThis parent event is co-sponsored by the School Parent Involvement program and the ECHOES 21st Century Community Learning Centers program.  Parents are invited to come to the middle school on a Saturday morning to attend workshops and gather information to help them assist their children in school.  Many businesses donate door prizes for the half-day workshop.  Some of the businesses who have donated door prizes in the past are, Valdosta Technical College, Signarama, Brooks County Farm Bureau, Colony Bank, Brooks County Economic Development, and Ameris Bank.  This was a collaborative effort between all schools and is an annual event. The purpose of Parent University is to communicate with and engage parents and guardians with PreK – 12th grade students in small workshop sessions on how to be more involved as partners with the Brooks County Schools and to educate parents about important issues that our students face in the 21st century.