Parent Education
This HRS Learning Center resource page is dedicated to parent-focused programs and events designed to strengthen partnerships between parents, their children, and their schools by promoting education, involvement, support, and advocacy.
Our goal is to provide culturally responsive and inclusive learning environments for all parents who participate in these programs. Join us for workshops, seminars, and community events designed to empower you (as parents) with the knowledge and tools necessary for a supportive, collaborative environment for your child's educational journey.
PAT (Parents of Adolescents and Teens)
Parent-focused Peer Support Group for Washington Families
In partnership with local nonprofit PEPS (Program for Early Parent Support), the HRS Learning Center is excited to offer the PAT (Parents of Adolescents and Teens) program. This research-backed initiative brings together parents of adolescents aged 10-18 through parent support, advocacy, and social connection. In a small-group setting, parents can connect with peers, learn from experts, and benefit from valuable resources.
Anticipated Outcomes:
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A boost in parenting confidence
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Deeper understanding of adolescent development
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Reduction in social isolation and depression
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Enhanced sense of connection and support
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Improved access to resources and support networks to call on
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Strategies for supporting adolescent health & development
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Strategies to maintain healthy relationships
Program Cost:
- $130 per family for the 4-week program
PAT group sessions will take place in-person at Hamlin Robinson School, with the option of livestreaming depending on need.
Join PAT to connect with fellow parents, share experiences, and gain the tools needed to navigate the challenges of raising adolescents and teenagers.