Minor eNewsletter
January 22, 2024
- January 23- 3rd Grade Field Trip
- January 23, 30- UGA Parent Workshop Series- Nutrition Education 12:00-2:00 AM
- January 23- Virtual Workshop: Family-School Partnership Advisory Council (PAC) Meeting 5:30-6:30 PM
- January 25- STEAM Night - 5:30-7:00 PM
- January 25- Virtual Workshop: Elementary AKS Spotlight Family Night- 6:30-7:30 PM
- February 2- Digital Learning Day
- February 6- Stevi B's Night 4:00PM-9:00PM
- February 14- Spring Pictures And Class Group Pictures
- February 15-19- Winter Break NO SCHOOL
Click on the picture of the calendar or the link below to see the GCPS calendar for 2023-2024 in English, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese.
Parent Workshop- Nutrition Education Program
UGA PRESENTS AT MINOR:
A FREE 8-Week Nutrition Education Program
(The session will be presented in both English and Spanish)
Every week on TUESDAYS
12:00-2:00 PM:
- January: 23 and 30
- February: 6, 13, 20 and 27
- March 5
Room 1.101
Let’s talk about Nutrition and Health!
In each class you will learn and try new cooking recipes, you will receive information regarding food safety, sodium, fat, and sugar in foods, reading labels, how to change your eating habits so you and your children can make healthier decisions, and much more!
* To receive a completion certificate from the University of Georgia, your ATTENDANCE is required.
* You will receive a recipe book.
* There will be prizes too!
Please, do not miss this opportunity to be well informed and remember “Knowledge is Power”.
The Space is limited to only 20 participants!
For further information or to register, call or email:
Angélica Loper (678) 245-3160 Angelica.loper@gcpsk12.org
Adults attending are welcome to bring children who are not school age with them.
How to Teach Your Child Self-Control by Giving them Responsibilities
Help Your Child Develop Self-Control
It takes time for children to understand the value of self-control, as opposed to control that’s imposed by adults. You can help by gradually giving your child more responsibility for completing schoolwork and chores. Be patient and persistent, and your elementary schooler will grow into a happy, self-disciplined adult who is ready and able to tackle life's challenges. Help your child practice the necessary skills, such as time management and organization.
If you take it one step at a time, and if you’re patient and persistent, you will watch your child grow into a happy, self-disciplined adult—ready and able to tackle life’s challenges.
These tips are brought to by:
Gwinnett County Public Schools- Office of Federal and Special Programs
ParentSquare
ParentSquare is our new school-to-home communication tool. This communications platform is designed to keep parents and guardians informed and encourage greater engagement and connection with your child's school and Gwinnett County Public Schools.
If you need assistance with ParentSquare, please visit the GCPS ParentSquare Help Site.