February 2021 Family Forum
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SCS is proud to announce the upcoming Virtual Family Forum: Mental Health and Health Awareness, taking place Saturday, February 27, 2021, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
SCS Family Forums provide an opportunity for all parents to gather, learn and share important information to support student learning and success in school. Click the following links to join the live virtual sessions on Microsoft Teams.
For questions about the forum, please email [email protected].
Breakout Session 1: 10:25 am – 11:10 am
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Maintaining SANITY -Department of Early Childhood *Pre-Recorded Live Event.
- This session led by the Department of Early Childhood will offer tips, strategies and resources to support the mental health of parents and children during the pandemic.
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Parenting in the Midst of a Pandemic and Other Losses - Baptist Centers for Good Grief
*Microsoft Teams meeting *Not recorded
- Presenters from Baptist Centers for Good Grief will facilitate a discussion about grief and mourning, and their impact on children from the pandemic and other losses.
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Supporting 504 Students with Mental Health and/or Behavioral Challenges - Student Equity Enrollment and Discipline S.E.E.D.
*Recorded Live Event.
- This session will inform parents about interventions, supports and accommodations for 504 students with mental health and/or behavioral challenges. Responsibilities and expectations for teachers, students, counselors, and parents will be discussed.
Breakout Session 2: 11:15 am – 12:00 pm
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ACEs: Trauma Responsive Strategies for Parents - Student Equity Enrollment and Discipline S.E.E.D.
*Recorded Live Event.
- This session led by representatives from the S.E.E.D. Department will inform parents about the negative impact of ACEs and how trauma responsive strategies can help lessen the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
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Recognizing the Signs, Erasing the Stigma - Department of Exceptional Children and Health Services in the office of Coordinated School Health
*Recorded Live Event.
- In this session, representatives from the SCS Department of Exceptional Children and Health Services will discuss strategies related to physical activity and nutrition to better relieve stress and motivate wellness.
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How Are You Taking Care of You: Are You Checked-In or Checked-Out? SEED: School Counseling Services and Mental Health Services
*Recorded Live Event
- During unprecedented times like these, it is important to take care of ourselves. When you take time for self-care, you will be more prepared to care for your family. In this session, you will learn practical strategies to help you renew and recharge so that you can parent at your best. Also, this session will provide an overview of the roles of the school counselor and school social worker and how to access our support services.
Survey for Families: http://bit.ly/febsurvey21