Parent Academy Survey 2023 - Topics of Interest
The Quincy Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC), Citywide Parents Council (Citywide PTO), Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Subcommittee, and the Quincy Public Schools presents Parent Academy, a bi-monthly school year series for parents/guardians/caregivers.  Throughout the year, parents/guardians/caregivers have the opportunity to learn about various topics through Parent Academy webinars, informative virtual meetings, and in-person presentations.

We need your help!
Please take a moment to review the topics of interest you'd like to learn more about and mark a check next to it. Please choose four(4) of your top choices.  If there's something else you'd like to learn more about, and it's missing on the list, please check off "other" and write the name of the topic followed by a brief description.  Please provide any information such as a link to a website and/or a contact name.  As much information as you can provide will be most helpful!

Thank you in advance for your interest and in sharing your invaluable feedback!
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QPS Bullying Prevention Plan:  A How-to Guide
How to report a bullying incident with the guidance of the updated QPS Bullying Prevention Plan.  What are the signs to spot an incident.  When to report? Who to inform? Who are the parties involved?  Where do I find the report?  How am I involved?  Bystander, involved parent/caregiver of child(ren) involved.
Open Parachute - Caregiver Resources
What does Open Parachute offer for parent/caregivers to help their child cope with anxiety, social-emotional well-being?  What is the array of resources available?  Can I get further information?
Supporting a Child's Success
Developing and establishing good habits, social and mental developments, attendance:  consequences of missing school.
Early Literacy Screening
Parents/Guardians of Students in Grades K - 3
Nan Project
Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Wellness
Special Education Rights and Responsibilities
All families of students who receive special education services.
Illustrative Mathematics Demonstration
Showcasing Illustrative Mathematics.
Helping Your Child Build Math Fluency
Helping Your Child Build Math Fluency with Ann Elise Record
Inclusive Practices
Safe and supportive schools.
CASEL's SEL Framework - The CASEL Wheel
Social Emotional Learning - What Are the Core Competence Areas and Where Are They Promoted?
CPLAN: Collaborative Parent Leadership Action Network
Upcoming Events:  Unfair differences in Education; Advocating for a Fair Education
DESE:  Investigating History - Teacher Pipeline
Investigating History is an open-source curriculum for grades three through seven, offered at no cost to schools, with opportunities for robust teacher support and professional development for adoption and implementation.
Drawing from Strengths
Supporting children to value their identities, to understand what their identities mean to them and how to draw on them for motivation in school, the better they can advocate for themselves in their learning and feel safe and supported.

Amplify - Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA)
Parents and Guardians of K - 2 students
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