Events for September 9 - September 8

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Suzette McGonigal. For parents of children ages 3-5/TK who have not begun Kindergarten. This weekly class will give fun-filled strategies on KINDER READINESS incorporating play, games, and life skills to foster cognitive and both find and grow motor-skill development. Topics will include practical tips on how to help your child THRIVE in this stage--while also teaching healthy habits of learning, self-discipline, and family bonding. Childcare available.

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Katy Riddell. For parents & children (0-5yo). This weekly energetic, fun-filled class is designed with families at the forefront and grounded in cutting-edge research providing experiential art activities, creative sensory play, and outdoor play and activities for children 0-5 years old. Discussions will dive into vital topics such as sibling dynamics, nurturing strong parenting relationships, fostering serene and faith-driven homes, and celebrating our imperfections. We will explore Dr. Aliza Pressman's insightful book, The Five Principles of Parenting, and examine how her practical strategies can guide us in making meaningful improvements—getting things [...]

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Katy Riddell. Weekly 1-hour "Discussion Time" for parents of children born between 12/1/21 and 8/8/26. Designed for parents with limited morning availability. Parents will participate in meaningful discussions on topics such as discipline, sibling relationships, family values, and the unique challenges of parenting through different developmental stages and more. You'll gain practical strategies and encouragement to support your parenting journey, no matter the number of children you have.

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Tracy Tobias. This weekly class will provide a community for parents committed to nurturing their child’s independence and autonomy—whether they’re in college (Sophomore to Senior), graduate school, trade school, working, or pursuing other post–high school paths. Helping our young adults (ages 18–25) grow into thriving, capable adults—able to manage their own lives, finances, relationships, and emotional well-being—requires us, as parents, to fully embrace the role of mentor and encourager, rather than manager and fixer. We'll explore a wide range of topics related to the joys and challenges of “adulting,” both in and [...]

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Nanette Brown. A weekly class for parents and their children born between 5/1/26 and 2/28/27. (Dates are "soft" dates. You can still register even if your baby is outside of this range. Babies under 6 weeks must sign a waiver at the Parent Ed Office.) Step into a nurturing space led by a compassionate teacher, equipped with expertise in child development. It's more than just a class—it's a haven where parents can freely ask questions, exchange stories, and foster meaningful connections. Dive into engaging discussions covering various topics such as sleep, nutrition, safety, [...]

This class starts on 9/9/26 and ends on 5/12/27 led by Sloan Walsh. This weekly class will provide a community for parents whose kids are entering the next big step in their college career: Sophomore and Junior years. Having navigated the highs and lows of the first part of college, our children are facing new choices, new responsibilities and new problems to solve. Each week we will meet to share lunch and discuss topics such as navigating a possible mid-college slump, managing advanced academic pressures, making adjustments to original plans, roommates, friendships, dating,  and mental health just to name a few. [...]

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Nanette Brown. A weekly class for parents and their children born between 12/2/24 and 10/31/25. Step into a warm and welcoming environment where our dedicated teacher, specially trained in child development, leads the way. It's more than just a class—it's a supportive community where parents come together to ask questions, share their experiences, and forge lasting friendships. Explore a range of engaging topics like toddler development, fostering healthy sleep habits, nurturing relationships, the joy of reading to toddlers, and balancing discipline and autonomy as your little one asserts their independence. For [...]

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Sloan Walsh. For parents of 6-8th graders. This weekly class will provide a forum for support and information for families raising tweens in today's world. In this spiritually-rich and encouraging environment, we will cover the developmental stages and tasks of middle schoolers, puberty, the pruning brain, managing technology, belonging and friendships, growing independence, and more. Parents will also gain ideas for creating a strong family culture and identity, grow in understanding their own personality and that of their child, as well as explore the challenges and joys of parenting in this [...]

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Sarah Montes. For parents of K-2nd graders This weekly class is designed to provide support and discussion for families of lower elementary children, grades K-2 with an emphasis on their development, learning, behavior, and relationships. We will discuss different strategies and approaches for managing behavior, social and emotional growth, sibling interactions, peer relationships, and family dynamics. We will also cover topics such as early literacy, learning, homework, extracurricular activities, and finding balance. Childcare available.

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Katy Riddell. For parents of children (0-5yo). This weekly energetic, fun-filled class is designed with families at the forefront and grounded in cutting-edge research providing experiential art activities, creative sensory play, and outdoor play and activities for children 0-5 years old. Discussions will dive into vital topics such as sibling dynamics, nurturing strong parenting relationships, fostering serene and faith-driven homes, and celebrating our imperfections. We will explore Dr. Aliza Pressman's insightful book, The Five Principles of Parenting, and examine how her practical strategies can guide us in making meaningful improvements—getting things [...]

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Tracy Tobias. For parents of 9-12th graders. This weekly class creates an opportunity for community and sharing concerns with the whole teenager in view - spirit, mind, and body. Discussion topics include: collaborative-proactive solutions to common high school conflicts, understanding the teen brain, mental health (stress, anxiety, self-control), peer influences, communication, managing technology and media, post-high school options and college prep, spiritual growth, and navigating tough topics around sexual experiences and pornography. Attention will be given to raising resilient, independent teenagers who are ready for their next steps in life, [...]

This class starts on 9/10/26 and ends on 5/13/27 led by Katy Riddell. Weekly 1-hour "Discussion Time" for parents of children born between 12/1/21 and 8/8/26 Designed for parents with limited morning availability. Parents will participate in meaningful discussions on topics such as discipline, sibling relationships, family values, and the unique challenges of parenting through different developmental stages and more. You'll gain practical strategies and encouragement to support your parenting journey, no matter the number of children you have.