Parent University is designed to help improve communication between the district and the community
When kids go from elementary school to the higher levels, information tends to slow from a deluge to a trickle. To shore up that communication, the district will host its first Parent University at Liverpool Middle School on June 7th. Monthly sessions will incorporate a mixture of special education sessions, general education sessions, and “hot topics” such as internet safety.
“We have our school-based mental health center,” said Richard Chapman, executive director of K-8 Education for the Liverpool Central School District. “I definitely see a Parent U where we talk about the services we offer. And then we’ll be working with Dr. Drake to really create a partnership between the pediatricians in the area and hopefully the area schools and better provide services. I think Parent U would be a nice platform to get that information out to the community.”
