School District of Philadelphia Family & Parent University Workshops – Apr 7-9
Posted by School District of Philadelphia on March 31, 2026
SPRING INTO ACTION: Spring Parent & Family University Sessions – Join Parent & Family University this spring as we dive into a wide variety of family fun! To kick off the month of April, we have SIX upcoming workshops.
April 7 – Adult Financial Empowerment: Investing
6:30–7:30 PM (Virtual)
Learn the basics of investing and how compounding builds long-term financial stability. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
Register.
April 7 – Build Your Professional Brand (Grow with Google)
4:30–6:30 PM (Virtual)
Strengthen your personal brand and learn how to present yourself with confidence. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
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April 7 – Lunch & Learn: Supporting Mobility
12:00–12:45 PM (Virtual)
Explore strategies that help students move safely and independently throughout their day. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
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April 7 – Understanding Diverse Learners’ Academic & Language Growth
5:00–6:30 PM at Martin Luther King HS
Learn how to understand grades, test scores, and progress monitoring. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
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April 8 – Philly Family Robot Build
5:00–6:30 PM at Thomas G. Morton School
Build and decorate real robots while exploring STEAM as a family. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
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April 9 – Build Your Professional Brand (Grow with Google)
4:30–6:30 PM (Virtual)
Learn how to communicate your strengths and grow your career opportunities. Raffles, prizes, & learning materials!
Register.
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