Families of the district's students attended the first Parent University at the high school on Nov. 17.
The two-hour event for grades K-12 included several workshops, such as tips on how to thrive in middle school, the importance of using positive language and recommended websites to support students academically. High school students assisted attendees in signing up for the workshops, which were conducted in both English and Spanish by Freeport faculty, and led them to the designated classrooms.
Parent University brought the community's educators and families together to collectively discuss ways to help students maximize their academic potential.
