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Nebo School District Announces November Virtual Love and Logic Workshops

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Nebo School District Announces November Virtual Love and Logic Workshops
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Nebo School District has announced upcoming virtual Love and Logic parenting workshops for November. These free sessions will be held via Zoom and include options in both English and Spanish.

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  • Virtual Love and Logic workshops will be held in November via Zoom.
  • English fast-track session is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 9.
  • Three Spanish language sessions are scheduled for Tuesdays in November.
  • Courses are free, though optional manuals are available for $12 at the Nebo District Office.

Nebo School District announced upcoming virtual Parenting with Love and Logic workshops scheduled for November. The sessions will be held via Zoom and are free to participants.

The English one-night fast-track course is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 9, from 6:00 to 7:30 PM. Registration for this session can be completed by emailing shannon.bennett@nebo.edu.

Three Spanish language sessions are scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10, Nov. 17, and Nov. 24, also from 6:00 to 7:30 PM. Interested individuals can register by emailing summer.despain@nebo.edu.

Both workshop series are capped at 50 participants each. While the courses are free, optional course manuals can be purchased for $12 at the Nebo District Office.

The announcement was made by the Nebo School District regarding upcoming educational opportunities for parents.

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