Currently enrolled families have their All School Business Meetings coming up the week of April 4th - 7th; why not indulge in a delicious ice cream sandwich kit from Full Tilt and enjoy your sammie with your fellow co-op members

Want to better understand the science behind how children learn? What kinds of skills should we, as parents, focus on teaching our children? And how do we do it? In this seminar, we will take a closer look at fascinating

What should you feed those you love? And how can you get them to eat what’s best for the,? In this uplifting and practical class learn to set sturdy yet flexible boundaries that can help make mealtimes successful for everyone.

Co-op’s monthly discussion group for families with children with higher needs/sensitivities. The purpose of the group is to learn from one another, offering support, experiences, and resources, as well as building community and connection.  Wherever you are on your journey, ranging from a

Are you looking for ways to more effectively engage with your child’s education?Please join us for TEN TIPS FOR ADVOCATING FOR YOUR CHILD, an overview of special education and recovery services for parents and caregivers of loved ones with intellectual

Early language and literacy development begins in the first 3 years of life and is closely linked to a child’s earliest experiences with books and stories. Reading aloud is a fun and effective way to connect with your child. However,

Information on child growth and development, along with age appropriate behavioral expectations will be presented for this age. Direct and indirect guidance techniques will be discussed using Jane Nelson’s Positive Discipline book. Caregivers will learn how to set and enforce limits

Are you watching kids scroll through life, with their rapid-fire thumbs and a six-second attention span? Physician and filmmaker Delaney Ruston saw that happening with her own kids which started her on a question to delve into how it might

Very early childhood is the best time to learn multiple languages. Children who experience two languages from birth typically become native speakers of both—something that rarely happens in adulthood. Some of the latest research into how children accomplish this miraculous task