Connected Roots Care Center (CRCC) (crccomaha.org) invites parents, caregivers, educators and community members to attend the next session in its Rooted in Resilience educational series, Foundations for School Success: Behavioral Supports that Make a Difference, on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 6 p.m. The free session will be held virtually.
Led by Teri McGill and Ali Sweitzer from ESU3, the presentation will focus on practical behavioral strategies that help children thrive in school settings. Participants will learn approaches that support positive behavior, strengthen collaboration between families and educators and build a strong foundation for learning success.
Rooted in Resilience is designed to empower families with expert knowledge, practical tools and community support. Through presentations led by professionals and community partners, the series explores topics related to parenting, advocacy, child development and well-being, giving families clear, accessible strategies they can use in everyday life.
Inspired by CRCC’s mission of supporting children of all abilities, Rooted in Resilience is open to everyone. Whether you’re raising a child, working with children or simply looking to better support families in your community, you’re invited to join the conversation.
The event is free, but registration is required. Visit tinyurl.com/CRCCSept to learn more and register.