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PAST SPEAKER EVENTS & MEETINGS
PAST SPEAKER EVENTS & MEETINGS
School Safety
School Safety
Principal Dymit will cover what the district and MME have done and what is planned.
Getting Involved At MHS:
Join us to hear from guests Stacy Joslin & Traci Peterson, who will be representing the MHS Booster club. They will share tips & opportunities on staying involved at MHS
Time will be allotted for Q&A!
Session was recorded and posted to Parent Meeting Video page.
"Kick the Habit Before It Starts"
"Kick the Habit Before It Starts"
Ashley Rome - Youth Service Bureau
Kim Oelhafen - Tonka Cares
Leave Behind Materials in Main Office
Chemical dependency is still very much an issue among youth today, starting as early as middle school. Yet many of us struggle with when and how to have a conversation with our teenagers about this topic. We will present strategies for discussing with your teen the impact chemicals can have on their ability to grow and learn, as well as their relationship with their family and peers.
Speaker Bio's:
Ashley Rome, B.A., LADC is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC). As Youth Service Bureau’s primary Chemical Health Specialist, Ms. Rome provides chemical health screenings, early intervention, education, and related support services to students and their families across North St. Paul, Maplewood, and Oakdale with Independent School District 622.
Kim Oelhafen: Kim is the new Director of Tonka CARES. She holds a medical doctorate and Masters of public health degree. Following a long stent away from Minnesota, this Minnetonka alumni, returned to serve her hometown community. Through Tonka CARES Kim is focused on improving youth mental wellness, substance use prevention, early intervention, and resource accessibility within the community.
Resources Available on Tonka Cares Website
Toni Schutta - Friday, Jan. 12 | 7:30 AM or 12:00 PM
Toni Schutta - Friday, Jan. 12 | 7:30 AM or 12:00 PM
“Stress Relief for Kids: 5 Stress-Busters Parents and Teachers Can Teach Children”
Toni Schutta is a National Speaker, Author, Parent Coach and a Licensed Psychologist with a Master’s Degree in Psychology who has 23 years’ experience helping thousands of families. Toni’s passion is helping parents find practical solutions that work to parenting challenges you’re facing so your family can be happier and more peaceful. She’s the author of the book, 20 Great Ways to Raise Great Kids. A review in the Star Tribune stated that the book contains “priceless parenting advice.” Toni is the founder of www.getparentinghelpnow.com.
"How to Talk to Your Kids About School Stuff, Friend Stuff & Their Attitude"
"How to Talk to Your Kids About School Stuff, Friend Stuff & Their Attitude"
- Principal Dymit
- Session recorded and posted to Schoology
Minnetonka Board Representatives Katie Becker & Lisa Sumner:
- Who is the School Board
- School Board Responsibilities
- Where the District Is Headed
- District Student Achievement & Program Highlights
- Family Enhancements
- '17-'18 School Board Goals
If you were unable to attend the session, the school board presentation is in attachments at the bottom of the page.
Social Media & Internet Safety-
Social Media & Internet Safety-
Our guest Speakers Include:
- Kathy Kotahainen (FBI Community Outreach)
- Det. Carla Ertman (School Resource, Minnetonka Public Schools)
- Rep. Laurie Pryor (MN State Representative for district 48A)
The FBI has seen a significant increase in sextortion activity that is affecting thousands of U.S. children – and it only takes one click for a child to become a victim. We will discuss some FBI cases in Minnesota, based on a child’s social media activity and presence on the Internet. Parents need to be aware of the risks and learn how to help children safely navigate today’s technology, as well as new legislative measures being enacted to keep kids safe.
Leave behind pamphlets and resources left in MME Main Office!
The "Not So Obvious" Lessons of Middle School
The "Not So Obvious" Lessons of Middle School
Dr. Steven Kahn
Parenting well during the Middle School years requires deep understanding and compassion. Their bodies and attitudes are changing fast and their circumstances are challenging in many ways. It is no wonder that they routinely act in ways that try our patience. The focus of this presentation will be on strategies to stay closely connected to our 6th, 7th and 8th graders as they do the work of early adolescence. How we parent during Middle School sets the stage for how adolescence will evolve.
Friday, September 22nd, 2017
7:30 AM or 12:00 PM @ MME Media Center
For more information on Dr. Kahn please, visit his website.
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