In Wilmington, NC, parents seeking guidance in assisting their children’s educational journey can find support at the upcoming “It’s Me Parent Empowerment Conference” organized by Tikisha Michelle. This event aims to equip parents with advocacy skills for supporting their children in school and enhancing classroom learning at home.
Scheduled for Saturday, January 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Hampton Inn Medical Park on 2320 S. 17th St. in Wilmington, the conference will feature Dr. Ada Suter discussing the impact of health, nutrition, and medications on children’s learning. Attendees will also learn about managing their child’s data effectively and implementing supportive structures at home to become effective advocates for their children.
The conference targets parents of school-age children facing various challenges, whether behavioral or academic, with a focus on providing practical strategies for support. Through presentations by parenting professionals and interactive sessions with advocates, attendees will gain valuable insights and tools to navigate their children’s educational journey successfully.
Moreover, the event will offer childcare services for attending parents, and financial assistance options are available for those in need. Tickets for the conference are priced between \(40 and \)55, with advanced booking available online.
For additional details and registration, please visit the event website here.
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