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TSS School Tour January 28, 2025
TSS School Tour January 28, 2025
On Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m., we offer school tours. These tours are open to interested families, educational advocates, admissions counselors, related service providers, and anyone who would like to visit TSS and see our school in action.
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Parent Like A Coach by Jane Singleton
Parent Like A Coach by Jane Singleton
Discover how to "Parent Like a Coach" and empower your teen to build independence, confidence, and essential life skills. Join Jane Singleton as she shares practical strategies to help parents foster growth and prepare teens for success in college and beyond. Learn tools to set realistic goals, adapt communication, and support your teen’s journey to adulthood.
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Open House February 2025
Open House February 2025
Is your school the right fit? Discover if The Sycamore School is the environment where your student can thrive! Join us for our Open House on Saturday, February 1, 2025. This is your chance to explore our innovative school at your own pace, meet our passionate teachers and staff, and hear directly from current students and parents. Learn about our unique approach to education: Engaging and personalized learning: Designed to spark curiosity and foster a love of learning. Self-paced and flexible environment: Meeting each student where they are academically and emotionally. Community Fridays: Opportunities for students to connect with local organizations, participate in community service, and extend classroom learning through field trips. Whether your child is in middle school (grades 5–8) and looking for a safe, supportive environment or in high school (grades 9–12) and ready for a dynamic, student-driven learning experience, The Sycamore School offers an exceptional alternative to…
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Lazy Is a Four-Letter Word: Understanding The Impact of Executive Dysfunction by Kathy Essig, M.Ed.
Lazy Is a Four-Letter Word: Understanding The Impact of Executive Dysfunction by Kathy Essig, M.Ed.
Understanding the impact of executive dysfunction is key for supporting pre-teens and teenagers as they navigate their school years. To help parents gain clarity, we’ve invited Kathy Essig, M.Ed., Founder and President of Essig Education Group, to present.
