Attend the Poe Center's FREE #YouthCulture
workshop series!
The #YouthCulture program is designed to empower parents and guardians by providing insight into the environment and culture around youth. In this six-part workshop series, participants will explore how the developing adolescent
brain shapes perceptions and behavior.
Parents and adults who work with elementary, middle, and high school students are strongly
encouraged to participate. This programming is FREE!
Click the Workshop Series button
for a list of sessions.
workshop series!
The #YouthCulture program is designed to empower parents and guardians by providing insight into the environment and culture around youth. In this six-part workshop series, participants will explore how the developing adolescent
brain shapes perceptions and behavior.
Parents and adults who work with elementary, middle, and high school students are strongly
encouraged to participate. This programming is FREE!
Click the Workshop Series button
for a list of sessions.
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Please view the bulletin board located in Counseling and Student Services for upcoming events and opportunities.
CASS Information Board
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There have been questions about a new Netflix miniseries called "13 Reasons Why," a show based on a book with the same title, by Jay Asher. It is a fictional account of a teenage character who dies by suicide. Please see the informational letter created by the Wake County Student Services Department to inform and alert you to concerns that points parents to helpful information to encourage a healthy discussion about the series.
You can read it here:
You can read it here:
Girl Talk addresses the timely topic of adolescent growth and development and the physical, social and emotional changes that girls experience during puberty. 3-D theater exhibits, hands-on activities, movies and candid discussions help moms and their daughters explore a range of topics from the workings of the reproductive system to the menstrual cycle to feminine hygiene protection & more. Girl Talk has been specifically designed with activities that foster and encourage open mother-daughter communication.
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FAMILY ACADEMY
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Introducing Guy Talk:
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By popular demand, the Poe Center is proud to introduce their new adolescent development workshop for fathers and sons, Guy Talk!
Guy Talk will equip boys with accurate age-appropriate information developed to help with healthy growth and development. The workshop has been specifically designed with activities that foster and encourage open father-son communication. Join the Poe Health Center on Saturday, March 11 for fun and informative father-son time. |
Girl Talk |
Girl Talk addresses the timely topic of adolescent growth and development and the
physical, social and emotional changes that girls experience during puberty. 3-D theater exhibits, hands-on activities, movies and candid discussions help moms and daughters explore a range of topics from the workings of the reproductive system to the menstrual cycle to feminine hygiene protection & more. You may contact Robin Pittman to register at r.pittman@poehealth.org or call The Poe Health Center at (919) 231-4006 ext. 399 for additional information. |
Another social networking site: Ask FM
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"The site lets anyone see details of boys and girls as young as 13, then post comments or questions. There is no way to report offensive comments."
"Recently the site has been the subject of several media articles regarding cyber-bullying. This was largely in response to widely-reported cases of anonymous offensive messaging and suicides apparently resulting from such bullying." To learn more about Ask FM check out the following |
The Alice Aycock Poe Center for Health Education |
