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Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Happy Halloween! With November right around the corner, we hope you're enjoying this season of fall foliage, shorter days, crisp nights ... and jack-o-lanterns! 🎃
Join us this week for two events on student health and well-being:
1) Brenda Barrientos, registered dental hygienist, Sonrisas Dental Health, presents ¡La salud dental importa! This event is in Spanish (November 1).
2) College admission experts Laura Stratton, Scripps College, and Gabrielle McColgan, Castilleja School, offer College Admission: What Really Matters? (November 2).
COMING SOON! Renowned brain and trauma expert Bruce Perry, MD, PhD, presents What Happened to You? A Conversation on Trauma, Healing, and Resilience, the NY Times bestselling book co-authored with Oprah Winfrey (November 9).
NEW! In a special Parent Forum (English), Eran Magen, PhD, founder of Parenting for Humans, addresses How to Talk With Your Kids About Violence and War (November 10).
NEW! Join us for Finally Seen: A Conversation with Author Kelly Yang, a timely discussion with Kelly Yang, the #1 New York Times bestselling, award-winning YA author of Finally Seen and the Front Desk series. (November 14).
NEW! By kindergarten, most kids believe that “fat” is bad. What are parents supposed to do? We welcome journalist Virginia Sole-Smith, the New York Times bestselling author of Fat Talk: Parenting in the Age of Diet Culture (November 15).
NEW! Did you know that children's dental health can affect their physical health and development? Dr. Bonnie Jue, Associate Professor, UCSF Dental School, and Director, Sonrisas Dental Health, offers Oral Health Matters! (November 16).
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Warm wishes,
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