Parent Resources
Guidance Library
Interested in finding out more about a certain subject: Grief and loss, helping your child with their homework, and other important topics? Parents can view books/videos in the Guidance Library, feel free to contact me to schedule a visit.
Parent Workshops/Classes:
· Systematic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP)
· Living Apart – Parenting Together (LAPT)
· When Families Get Angry and the Spanish Parenting
These classes (also available in Spanish) are offered by the Prince William Cooperative Extension Office. You must complete a registration form for each class. A fee is charged for each class. For additional information, please visit the website at www.ext.edu. or contact Julie Stiles at 703-792-6288. SOCIAL MEDIA LINK
Student Services has provided Tips for Parents and Students on Social Media. For more information on Texting, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat, and Parent's Guide to Kik etc. Please visit the Social Media Link below:
Social Media Link
SCAN’S PARENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS
For additional information on Educational Parent Support Groups, please visit www.scanva.org or at 703.820.9001.
Parent education, support and resources are provided on a weekly basis.
Child Supervision & Babysitting GuidelinesPrince William County Department of Social Services recommends your child be trained in self-care techniques prior to be left at home alone (if age and developmentally appropriate). In the event of an emergency, your child should have a knowledge of how to deal with conflicts with friends/siblings, handling lonliness/boredom/fear, personal safety, simple first aid or an emergency and how to contact a responsible adult if needed.
Ages Child Supervision | 0-8 | May not be left unsupervised |
| 9-11 | No more than 1.5 hours alone - days only |
12 -15
| May be left alone all day |
| 16-17 | May be left alone all night or over the weekend |
| All children should have emergency telephone numbers and a number to locate a parent or other responsible adult. |
Babysitting Guidelines | 12-13 | May babysit children for up to 4 hours |
| 14-15 | May babysit over 4 hours-not overnight or weekends |
16-17
| May babysit children overnight or over the weekend |
| All children should have emergency telephone numbers and a number to locate a parent or other responsible adult. |
Helpful Websites:
- Olweus Anti-Bullying Program
· Link to ParentResourceCenter
Resources for Coping with Grief
Discipline with Love and Logic