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Parenting with Love & Logic
(4 sites available)
Longfellow Elementary
Feb 1 – March 15 (Mondays) (no class Feb
15)
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Janet Cardoza & Julie Lileks
Hawthorne Elementary
Feb 3 – March 10 (Wednesdays)
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Julie Drews & Lora Dawn McKinley
Pierce Park Elementary
Feb 16 – March 23 (Tuesdays)
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Sarah Dunn & Christopher Gibbons
Valley View Elementary
April 8 – May 13 (Thursdays)
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
Joni Graham & Lindsy Thomas
A common sense approach to parenting that will
give parents practical ideas about setting limits
and teaching kids to make responsible choices.
Parents will be given ideas and techniques that
can be used at home to help kids develop responsibility
and problem solving skills.
Registration Fee
Workbook – (Please send $8.00 book fee
along with registration fee)
Child Care *
Parenting Teenagers
Fairmont Jr. High
Feb 3 – March 10 (Wednesdays)
6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Being the parent of a teen is rewarding, exciting
and challenging. With skills and understanding,
you can guide your teen to be responsible, cooperative
and independent.
Week 1: Understanding Yourself and Your Teenager
Week 2: Changing Your Response to Your Teen
Week 3: Teen Dating
Week 4: Communicating Respect and Encouragement
Week 5: Encouraging Cooperation and Solving Problems
Week 6: Using Consequences to Build Responsibility
and Deciding What to Do
Registration Fee
Joan Parsons & Rita Romberg
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Anger Management for Parents and for
Parents
with Angry Kids
Horizon Elementary
Jan 25 – March 8 (Mondays) (No class Feb
15)
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
This class is designed to help parents cope
with their anger and/or their child’s
anger in healthy ways. Topics include understanding attitudes and beliefs about
anger, understanding emotions and situations at their root, and anger management
strategies. Basic parenting principles of encouragement, communication, and
positive discipline will also be discussed.
Registration Fee
Free Child Care
Matt Siron & Barb Kennedy
Parent Project
Date & Location: To Be Determined
Designed for parents of strong willed or out-of-control
adolescents, this is a highly structured parenting
skills program created to help parents prevent
and intervene in the most destructive of adolescent
behaviors. Will discuss alcohol, drugs, gangs,
discipline, school attendance, and support services.
$25 per family for workbook.
For Further Information about Parent
Project, please contact: Drug Free Idaho at 570-6404. PAYADA (Parents and Youth Against
Drug Abuse)
PAYADA classes are held throughout the year at
various elementary schools.
For a schedule of PAYADA classes, please contact:
Drug Free Idaho at 570-6404, or your school counselor.
Drug Education
Family Survival Training: At-Risk Instruction
and Support for Parents:
These classes offer information, practical ideas
and support for parents of at-risk teenagers
who may or may not already be involved in substance
abuse. Focus is on information on drugs and effects
of drugs, tips on building student strengths
and improving family relationships, and providing
support for parents.
Student Survival Training for Junior
High and High School Students
Six week closed sessions focus on the physical
and emotional effects of drugs, how to develop
personal strengths, providing support and self-esteem
development.
By administrative referral only.
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*Child care -
On site child care may be available for children
1 year and older. We are unable to accommodate
infants. Please call 854-4103 to confirm availability.
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Fee Sliding
Scale - there is a fee for all classes
based on the following scale:
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Annual Income
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Cost
per family
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under $10,000
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$10.00
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$10,000 - $25,000
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$20.00
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$25,000 - $40,000
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$35.00
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over $40,000
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$45.00
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Lifetime Membership
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$100.00
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- A lifetime membership entitles the
member to attend all classes for life.
- Fee waivers are available through school
counselors.
- No refunds after first
class session.
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