We're sending a couple of announcements early in the week, since a couple of events take place before or on Wednesday, our normal delivery day of ePost to Parents. 

SHOP TONIGHT / SUPPORT THE CHARGERETTES!


HEAR PRESENTATION BY DR. ISTRE AND GROUP WED MORNING
PARENTING CHALLENGES AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS

(Dr. Istre and her associates)

Feb. 8, 8:45 - 10:00 am - Free
Everything you wanted to know about parenting and didn't know who to ask!  Dr Susan Istre, LPC-S and her counseling staff of child and adolescent specialists will talk about today's parenting challenges and then break attendees into small groups to allow for questions and answers. Don't miss this special event to be held in the Dining Hall after carpool drop-off for your convenience. Coffee and donuts will be served!  No need to RSVP.  Led by:

Susan Istre, PhD, LPC-S
Owner & Director, Center for Social Success

Erin Lozano, MEd, LPC-S, RPT-S
Early Childhood Director

Holly Fedro,MS, LCSW
Teen/Adult Director

Kittie Campbell, MS, LPC
Tween/Teen Girl Specialist

Melanie Houchin, MEd, LPC
Tween/Teen Boy Specialist

Ellen Storm, MS, LPC-I
Play Therapy Intern

TEXAS DYSLEXIA AWARENESS DAY IN AUSTIN
We learned last week of a special event taking place in Austin this week.  On Wednesday, February 8, 2017, a Resolution will be read in observation of Dyslexia Awareness Day in Texas. Shelton was invited to participate as a sponsor, and faculty member G-g Shryer will attend the reading as our representative.   Attendees will wear the color PURPLE as they stand together for the reading of Resolution 50 at the State Capital.


Events:
 9:30 am       Gathering in the Capitol Rotunda
10:00 am      Reading of the Resolution in the House Chamber
11:00 am      Recognition in the Senate Chamber
11:00 am      Dyslexia Resources available in Senate Conferece Room # E1.020  

We can show our support by wearing PURPLE this Wednesday, joining others passionate about dyslexia and celebrating Dyslexia Awareness Day at the State Capital in Austin.  Christine Chien, assistive technology specialist who has worked with us at Shelton, is involved with the organization of the event, as are Shelton parents Eric and Heather McGehearty. Shelton's name is included in the "wordie" of Together Texas Strong.

Dyslexia:  Together Texas Strong