Wednesday, Nov. 3
6:30pm - 8:00pm
Apollo Elementary
15025 SE 117th St.
Renton, WA
Love and Logic: Parenting Essentials for Surviving School Daze
(see flyer)
Debra Hatton
Apollo PTA Parent Education Rep.
(425) 591-7277

Are reading, writing and arithmetic getting you down? Are you dreaming of kids who actually do their homework, without you reminding them?

Discover essential Love and Logic® school time skills such as: neutralizing arguing, whining and complaining, avoiding homework battles, dealing with morning and bedtime challenges and more. You will learn practical and effective parenting tools suitable for school-age children. Love and Logic® has been helping parents and educators raise responsible, happy kids for over thirty years. Presenter Lisa Greene is an author, certified parent coach, Love and Logic facilitator, and parent.


Tuesday, Nov. 9
7:30pm
Clark Elementary Library
500 2nd Ave. SE
Issaquah, WA
Issaquah Special Needs Group Meeting
(see flyer)
Roseann Popa
order2popa@comcast.net

Come meet Natalie Brodeur and Kathleen Birley, autism specialists for the Issaquah School district. They will discuss the programs that are in place district-wide and school specific. Find out what a Building Autism Resource Team (BART) is. Natalie and Kathleen will also discuss the districts’ approach at each school level: preschool, primary, secondary.

There will be time before the meeting, 7:00-7:30, to network with other parents.

Please invite your peers to join us. There is no fee or membership requirement -- all are welcome!

Questions? Contact Roseann Popa order2popa@comcast.net


Monday, Nov. 15
11:30am - 1:30pm
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Sahalee Fire Station
228th Ave. NE
(across from Deerfield Park)
Sammamish Plateau Parent Networking Group Cherry O’Neill
dwo-mci@msn.com
425-868-2111 (home)
206-550-3809 (cell)

Every family has its problems….some are worse than others, and yet no family is completely problem-free. But do you ever wonder if you are the only family dealing with a particularly challenging teen? Do you wonder if the problems you are facing with your child are affecting the rest of your family? Or if problems between you and your spouse are having an impact on your kids? Do you ever feel that yours is the only family going through these difficulties? Would you like to know that there are others who are facing similar issues with whom you could identify? Better yet, would you like to explore solutions and find a way to create a healthy and whole family?

That is exactly what you can do at our next Sammamish Plateau Parent Networking Meeting! Family Coach and expert facilitator, Bill Dean, has joined our ranks to tailor each of our meetings to address the needs of those who attend. Bill is offering a personalized workshop for parents every month! It is open to anyone who wants to join us…and it’s free!!


Monday, Nov. 15
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Skyline High School What are teens really doing today?
(see flyer)
Debbie Dodd (425-313-8844)
Alison Cathro (425-427-1550)

Can you honestly say you know for sure? And do you fully understand the extent of the legal consequences-to them and to you of their exposure to alcohol, drugs, and teenage driving? Today’s teen is bombarded with trends and pressures that can lead to drug addictions, suicide, eating disorders, cutting, and many more risky behaviors. Skyline PTSA has teamed with their school’s police officer, a local attorney plus drug and mental health counselors for this important panel discussion. Middle school parents are encouraged to attend too. This panel discussion is based on the booklet, “Parents, Teens and the law” available at www.Issaquah.wednet.edu.