Parent Workshops

Short, practical sessions designed to help OUSD families support students at home—in person or online.

2025–26 program

Every session includes live Q&A and runs from 12–1 PM. Download the flyer to access the virtual meeting links.

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Supporting Your Child’s Reading Journey

LocationDistrict Office – Panther Lab (virtual option)

Learn hands-on, interactive strategies to support your child’s reading progress and foster a love of reading at home.

Understanding Neurodiversity, Pt. 1

LocationFletcher Elementary (virtual option)

Explore how neurological differences like Autism, ADHD, and learning disabilities impact students—and how to support them in inclusive, strength-based ways.

Building Real-Life Social Skills Moments at Home

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

“Practical Habits that Stick” helps families support social communication skills through everyday routines.

The Power of Co-Regulation: Foundations and Effects

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

How co-regulation builds emotional and behavioral development. Strategies for connection, reducing dysregulation, and promoting positive learning environments.

Supporting Math Success: A Parent’s Guide to TouchMath

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

Practical, hands-on strategies to help you support math learning at home using TouchMath and build confidence with early math skills.

Navigating the Teen Years

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

Stay connected, set boundaries, and create safe environments during the physical, emotional, and social changes of adolescence.

Building Instructional Control

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

Seven steps for positive, effective parent-child relationships that build motivation and cooperation through consistent, positive experiences.

Helping Your Teen Thrive: A Parent’s Guide to Adolescence

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

Practical tools to support communication, resilience, and independence during the teen years.

Understanding Neurodiversity, Pt. 2

LocationFletcher Elementary (virtual option)

A deeper dive into Autism, ADHD, and learning differences with inclusive, strength-based strategies for families and schools.

Behavioral Strategies for Summer Success

LocationDistrict Office – Building C (virtual option)

Evidence-based strategies to promote positive behavior and predictable routines over the summer.