Community Education Series

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Hill Learning Center’s Community Education Series (CES) is a free, public program designed to engage and educate the community about topics related to learning and attention challenges. The series aims to increase awareness and understanding of learning differences and provide families and educators with practical resources and information grounded in research. CES is core to Hill’s commitment to Furthering Access to its programs in support of the 1 in 5 students with learning and attention challenges.

Ideal for parents and professionals, the Community Education Series is open to anyone and is always free.

2023-24 Series presented by The Forest at Duke

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Geraldine Pesacreta is a Middle School Language Arts teacher and Executive Function Coordinator for Student Programs at Hill Learning Center. With over forty years of experience as a teacher and administrator for students with learning differences, specializing in curriculum development, and presenting at professional development workshops, this Executive Function series is rich with practical information.

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Contacts

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Kathy Sullivan

Director, Professional Development ksullivan@hillcenter.org Phone number 919-719-7540
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Kendra O’Neal

Director of Diversity, Equity & Engagement koneal@hillcenter.org Phone number 919-719-7566