Community Education Series

The Community Education Series engages and educates our community about learning differences and attention challenges. This free and public series provides practical resources and information that are both grounded in research and accessible to parents, educators, and professionals. All events take place at Hill Learning Center from 6:30-8:00pm unless otherwise noted.

These programs are open to the community and free of charge thanks to the generous support of John Morris and Waynell Morris in honor of their son Scott Morris ’01.

Past Events

• Marilyn Zecher: “Multisensory Math” – January 31, 2019
• Nancy Hennessy: “Weaving the Rope: The Strands of Skilled Reading” – November 29, 2018
• Geraldine Pesacreta: “Executive Function and ADHD” – September 26, 2018
• Dr. Sarah Carver Williams: “College Transitions” – April 12, 2018
• William Van Cleave: “Strategies for Understanding Text” – February 21, 2018
• Dr. Ann Turnbull: “Implications of the Supreme Court’s Endrew Case” – November 28, 2017
• Film Screening of “Being You” with Stephanie Whitham – November 7, 2017
• Dr. Cheryl Chase: “Anxiety and Learned Helplessness” – October 26, 2017
• Lynne Loeser: “Understanding Dyslexia” – October 16, 2017
• Jim Wright: “How to help your child develop independence with homework” – September 6, 2017
• Mark C. Chandler, M.D.: ”Advances in Psychopharmacology” – April 6, 2017
• Lynn Loeser: ”Demystifying Dyslexia” – March 2, 2017William Van Cleave: ”Cognitive Overload! How Working Memory Impacts Writers” – February 21, 2017
• Dr. Theresa Maitland: ”Preparing Teens with ADHD/LD for College” – January 18, 2017
• Jim Wright: ”Motivating Your Child by Using ‘Growth Mindset’ Statements” – November 2, 2016
• Sarah Powell: ” Effective Ways to Help Your Child with Math” – October 6, 2016
• David Flink: “Reframing Learning for a New Generation” – September 29, 2016
• Justin Parker: “Summer Planning to Target Fall Rebound” – March 2016
• William Van Cleave: “The Brain & Multi-Sensory Teaching” – February 2016