Power of Parents Annual Parent Conference - March 24 - Helen C. Peirce School of International Studies

Power of Parents Annual Parent Conference - March 24

1/30/2017

CPS and the Office of Leadership & Learning is holding an informative and entertaining 2-day conference designed especially for parents.
Mark your calendar for this important parent conference. Join CPS for an informative and entertaining 2-day conference designed especially for parents. Topics include how to help students stay motivated, parent tips and much more!

Conference highlights:

Over 15 informational, fun, and helpful sessions
Lunch will be provided on day one and a reception on day two
$100 for both days and includes all registration materials, transportation, food, and SWAG Bag
Transportation will be provided; please be sure to indicate on your registration form
We encourage at least 5 parents representing each school to attend

Conference fee is $100, however the Peirce Parent Advisory Committee will be sponsoring 2-3 parents.

Contact Anya Kompare at peircepac1617@gmail.com if you are interested in attending.

Power of Parents 2017 Invite - English
Power of Parents 2017 Invite - Spanish

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Helen C. Peirce
School of International Studies
1423 W. Bryn Mawr
Chicago IL, 60660
Phone: (773) 534 2440
Fax: (773) 534 2577
Fax: (773) 534-2577

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