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Important Dates

COMMUNITY MEETINGS

Meetings are open to all families. Zoom links will be provided for virtual meetings. 

  • 25-26 meeting dates TBD

PARENT EDUCATION NIGHTS Events are held at school from 5:30-7:00 pm. 

  • Tue, Sep 9 – Montessori 101
  • Wed, Sep 17 – Conscious Discipline: Composure
  • Wed, Oct 15 – Conscious Discipline: Assertiveness
  • Wed, Nov 19 – Conscious Discipline: Encouragement
  • Wed, Jan 14 – Conscious Discipline: Choices
  • Wed, Feb 18 – Conscious Discipline: Empathy
  • Thu, Feb 19 – Lessons Night
  • Wed, Mar 18 – Conscious Discipline: Positive Intent
  • Wed, Apr 15 – Conscious Discipline: Consequences

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HEALTH INFORMATION

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Additional Family Resources

SPEAK UP, SPEAK OUT: REPORT A SAFETY CONCERN OR TIP

When you, a friend, or the community needs help, you can make it happen. Speak up and speak out by reporting a tip! The Speak Up, Speak Out Resource Center will respond quickly and confidently to make sure we can get help to you or to someone who is hurting, struggling, or in danger.

Students, parents, school staff, or any community members can submit a school safety concern or threat via the SUSO website, mobile phone application, or toll-free number. SUSO Reports can be made 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

SUICIDE EMERGENCY RESOURCES

  • For immediate emergency services: Dial 911
  • Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline: Call, text, or chat 988
  • Wisconsin-based: Text “HOPELINE” to 741741 or Center for Suicide Awareness
  • Trevor Project crisis access for LGBTQ youth via chat, phone, or text: The Trevor Project

YOUTH WELLNESS HUB

The Youth Wellness Hub is a free, online, anonymous tool that is here to help you navigate resources for a child you care about who has mental or behavioral health concerns. Wisconsin parents, caregivers, or professionals can use the tool on behalf of a child, adolescent, or young adult 21 years old or under.

211 WISCONSIN

Need help? We’re here. 211 Wisconsin is a free and confidential service that connects you with thousands of local programs and services. Simply dial 211 on your phone to reach one of our friendly, trained community resource specialists available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Or, enter your ZIP code here to easily search for services in your community.