Navigating the Teen Years (NTY)-“PEP”
Three Part Series
“Launching Your
Teen” |
Wednesday, February
16, 2005, 7:30-9:00 p.m. |
Madison High Cafeteria,
Ridgedale Avenue |
Lona Whitmarsh, FDU,
speaker |
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(NTY)“Party Know How I: Teen Parties and
Consequences” |
Wednesday, March 16,
7:30- 9:00 p.m |
Madison High Cafeteria,
Ridgedale Avenue |
Municipal Judge,
Prosecutor, Juvenile Officer, Panel |
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(NTY) “Party Know How II: Teen Party Survival Tips” |
Monday, April 11,
2005, 7:30-9:00 p.m. |
Madison High Cafeteria |
Gerard Barone, High
Focus Center |
|
“PEP”, Michael
Fowlin |
Wednesday, April 20,
2005, 7:30-9:00 p.m. |
Madison
Junior School |
Daytime-kids,
Evening-parents. With MJS PTO and Willow Tree |
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Acting Games &
Poetry Workshops, “Arts Alternatives” |
Spring, Dates not
set |
Madison Teen Center
& Torey J. Sabatini elementary |
Call CBS for details |
|
“Senior Savvy”,
Photo ID Day |
May –date not set |
Madison
Senior Center, 28 Walnut
St. |
Contact E. Ierly-Byrne,
lunch is served |
|
“Senior Savvy”,
Wellness Program |
April-June, 6
sessions |
Sr. Housing, Chateau
Thierry |
Plans incomplete as
of 2/15 |
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Graduation Gala |
Graduation night,
June 23, 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m |
FDU Athletic Center |
Call CBS for details
closer to event |
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Community Pool
Scholarships |
Starts Memorial Day
weekend |
Pool, Rosedale
Avenue, Madison |
Families are not
identified in any way at the pool. |
“Something’s Gotta Give”, obtaining balance
between self, work and
family
Thursday, February 9, 2006, 7:30-9:00 p.m., Madison High
Cafeteria, 150 Ridgedale Avenue
Tue., Sept. 28 - Self-Esteem for Girls -
7:00 p.m.
Mon., Nov. 8
- Teen Sex in the City- Part II,
with Dr. Walter Rosenfeld -
7:30 p.m.
Teen Sex in the City- Part II,
with Dr. Walter Rosenfeld
Monday,November 8 -
7:30 - 9 p.m.
Chase Room, Madison Public Library,
39 Keep St., Madison, N.J.
Dr. Rosenfeld, the Director of the
Adolescent/Young Adult Center for Health and Vice-Chairman of the Department of
Pediatrics at the Goryeb Children's Hospital of Atlantic Health Systems in
Morristown, will continue the look at teen sexuality with a focus on the
physical, psychological and social effects of teen sexual activity. (adults only for this program).
A portion of this program is funded with grant money from MAASA.
Program sponsored by: American Association of
University Women-Madison Branch, The Girl Project of the Women's Resource Center
in Summit and the Madison Alliance Against Substance Abuse (MAASA)
Cost: $5.00 for each program or $8.00 for both
programs. Individuals must register for both programs at the same time to
pay the $8.00 fee. Advance registration required.
Call The Women's Resource Center in Summit for information:
908-273-7253
"Teen Sex in the City- Part I"
April 26 -
7:30 - Chase Room, Madison Library -39 Keep Street.
Registration
required through the Women’s Resource Center of Summit. Presented with AAUW,
Women’s Resource Center in Summit and MAASA. $5.00 for one session,
$8.00 for both. Sandy Smith, Chatham Student Assistance Counselor and Girl
Project program facilitator, using videos and other data, will discuss the kinds
of sexual activity that our teens are involved in, how they feel about sex, the
relationship between sexual activity, alcohol and other drugs, and more. (Adults
only for this program) A portion of this program is being funded with
grant money from the MAASA and grant money from the American Association
of University Women -NJ Charitable Trust Fund.
Bullying - Wednesday, March 31 ,
7:30 - 9 - Madison High School Cafeteria. Mr.
Jim Burns from Proactive Educational solutions will help parents learn what they
can do to protect children from bullies, or from being one. Proactive
parents can make a difference. Co-sponsored with MHS Student Assistance
Coordinator and MAASA.
Host Liability - Who is responsible when alcohol is
served to minors? Monday, March 15, 7:30, at the Madison Health Department
, 28 Walnut St. Presenters:
Madison Prosecutor Jim DeMarzo, Judge Gary Troxell, Madison Police Department
Officers Wayne Reed and Lisa Esposito.
Speaker
Michael Pritchard-
Friday, March 26, 7:30 p.m. -
Madison Junior School Auditorium
Sponsored by the MJS Willow Tree Students, the Madison Board of Education, the Junior School Assoc,
and MAASA
October 21, 2003 7:30 p.m.- Location to be announced.
"Home Alone" - Determining when a child can be home alone or out without
parents.
Speaker: Barbara Monahan, Child and Family Resources of Morris County.
"Are Your Children Under the Influence?"
Media's powerful and persuasive impact on today's kids
Presenters: Martha A. Haldopoulos and Dr. Jeff Segal
R.S.V.P. at 973-984-1325
Wednesday, October 29,20037-9:00 p.m.
Parsippany Hills High School Auditorium
20 Rita Drive
Parsippany (off Rt. 202, south of Rt. 80)
See what your kids/grandkids are playing, viewing, hearing and reading
Get a step ahead on the newest technology (your kids know a lot!)
Understand the pervasiveness of media and commercialism
Share your concerns and talk to the experts
Empower your kids to be safe and savvy
MAASA Programs
- 2005-2006 :
Emotionally
Intelligent Parenting-series
“Close Encounters of
the Third Kind”, Establishing connections among parents from
“different planets”
Tuesday, March 14, 2006, 7:30-9:00 p.m., Chatham High Café,
Lafayette Avenue
Sponsored by – MACC – the Municipal
Alliance Committee of the Chathams,the School District of the Chathams, the
Chatham Education Foundation,
and MAASA (Madison Alliance Against Substance Abuse)
“Relationships – The Good, the Bad & the… Better”
(1st in the Series)
With Dr. Maurice
Elias and Dr. Stephen
Tobias
When: Thursday September 29th
Times:
“Emotionally Intelligent Parenting for Parents of
Elementary Students”
9:30-11:00 a.m., Chatham Township Presbyterian
Church, Southern Boulevard
“Emotionally Intelligent Parenting for Parents of
Secondary Students “
7- 8:30 p.m., Chatham High School Auditorium,
Lafayette Avenue
The discussion will center on emotional intelligence as an
essential ingredient
for a child's success in life.
Funding for
this program has been provided by the Chatham Education Foundation.
Dr. Elias said, "We want
children to grow up with a sense of positive purpose and the social-emotional
skills to interact effectively, productively, and
supportively with others in school, home, community, and workplace. This is
what creates a buffer against the use and abuse of substances, as well as
engaging in violence and other high risk behaviors.”
“Relationships: The Good, the Bad, and the… Better”
Programs:
“As Good as it Gets”- Building healthy relationships that
work and last.
Thursday, October, 27, 7:30 – 9:00 p.m., Madison High Cafeteria,
150 Ridgedale Avenue
“Clear and
Present Danger”: Bullying,
abuse,
signs and symptoms of hurtful relationships
Thursday,
November
17, 2005, 7:30-9:00 p.m., Band Room,
Chatham Middle School, Main Street
