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Showing posts with label WPAC. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 10, 2013

Wesllesy PAC Meeting - Tuesday, Jan 15 at 7:00 PM

Wellesley PAC Meeting
When:      Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Time:       7:00 PM
Where:     Wellesley Middle School Library
Topic:       Linda Waters, Director of Student Services, will discuss the budget and how it effects
                 SPED programming. Linda will present right at 7PM as she has to attend the School
                 Committee meeting that evening as well.
The Wellesley Parent Advisory Council (PAC) is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization of parents and caregivers of children with disabilities in preschool, elementary, middle, high and private schools who meet to learn more about special education in Wellesley. We sponsor workshops, informational meetings, discussion groups, legislative lobbying efforts and a variety of other activities to help improve our children’s education.

Saturday, January 5, 2013

Welcome Back Sprague - Happy New Year!

What's happening this week at Sprague and looking ahead at next week -

Tuesday, January 8
8:30am
 Walk to School
8:45am
 PTO Board Meeting (Note: there will not be a PTO Coffee meeting before the board mtng.)
Monday, January 14
7:00pm
 PTO Evening Fireside Chat with Dr. Goodwin (Note: this will be our monthly PTO meeting.)       Special presentation on proposed expansion of 1:1 Technology Pilot Program by Rob Ford       Sprague Library - Childcare services available see below.
Tuesday, January 15
7:00pm
 WPAC Meeting - Wellesley Middle School Library

For those interested in childcare services for the January 14th, Fireside Chat, please email Jean Walsh at walsh70@aol.com by Monday, January 7th
(We need a minimum of 10 reservations to offer services.)  

Saturday, October 27, 2012

What is EF Deficit? Find out at the next WPAC lecture on Tues., Nov. 13th 7-9pm WMS


The Wellesley Parent Advisory Council Presents:
  
Executive Functioning:
The What's, Where's, and How's of It

Executive Functioning (or EF for short) seems to be the new buzzwords. We know these skills are important, but not necessarily how they impact a child's growth and development.

Melissa Rubin and Marjorie Albin, learning specialists and co-founders of The Student First, will talk with us about what Executive Functioning is, how to recognize EF deficits, and what we can do to help develop these vital skills in our children.


Tuesday, November 13th
7-9pm
Wellesley Middle School Library