P.I.E
Parents Involved in Education
Our Vision
Our vision is that all children and their parents have the tools necessary to produce a successful student, with a strong emphasis on parental involvement and academic achievement.
New !! Free !! Workshops for Parents
"How Schools are Funded."
Date: Saturday November 21 9am-11am
Location: Woodland North Apartments Community Room
9240 University Ave NW
Coon Rapids MN 55448
To RSVP please register :Click Here
Community Events
Third Annual MN Parent Center Welcoming, Honoring, and Connecting. Free dinner and conference celebrating parents. Oct 22-23, 2009 Minnesota parents are invited to a dinner honoring their dedication to helping their children succeed at school – and to a conference connecting them with even more ways to support their children’s education. Cost: Free! Location: PACER Center Date: Thursday, October 22 and Friday, October 23 Thank you for supporting your child’s success in school.
| Family Scholarship Information Night Come to a FREE Family Scholarship Information Session to learn about your options, hosted by the MN College Access Network. Receive useful information from college admission and financial aid people, current college students, and parents. Families with children of all ages are welcome. Immigrant Family Scholarship Information Night October 13, 5pm-8pm Augsburg College Commons, Minneapolis Latino Family Scholarship Information Night October 14, 5pm-730pm El Colegio Charter School, Minneapolis Hmong Family Scholarship Information Night October 20, 530pm-9pm Neighborhood House, St Paul Gates Page Scholarship Information Night For All Students of Color November 24, 530pm-8pm Hamline University Klas Center, St Paul For more information, and to sign up contact: Amanda at 651-645-7400 ext 204 or visit: mncollegeaccess |
Upcoming Events
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Upcoming Workshops
Sat Nov 21st - "How Schools Are Funded"
Facilitated by Parents United For Public Schools Director, Mary Cecconi
Sat Dec 19th - "Parents Guide to reading with your child"
Facilitated by Northdale Middle School Teacher Holly Clark
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Are you the parent of an African AmericanYouth (age 8-18)?
Do you live in the City of Minneapolis?
Do you feel as if you are fighting a dailybattle to protect your children’s lives?
Do you want to gainnew strategies to address the challenge of parenting kids ?
Who are faced dailywith exposure to school failure, bad influences, drugs, guns, gangs, and death?
Do you want new ways of coping successfullywith these problems?
Then, this group is for YOU!
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