Parent Education Workshops
We created Parent Education Workshops to provide a deeper understanding of learning disabilities and dyslexia for parents, grandparents, siblings, and other support figures.
Our staff and guest speakers share simulations, explanations, and strategies that answer your questions on learning disabilities — all in a friendly, approachable setting.
You don’t have to be the parent of a student enrolled at Churchill to attend one of our events. For more information on Churchill’s Parent Education Workshops, check out our upcoming events below or email Rachel Wheatley at rwheatley@churchillstl.org.
Reviews from Parent Education Workshop Attendees
- “I learned how the foundations of Wilson® help struggling readers.”
– Parent Workshop Attendee: Reading Strategies for LD/Dyslexic Students - “We attended your Wilson® Parent Workshop and gained a greater understanding of the program and how and what is should accomplish. We learned a ton and believe you all are so knowledgeable; it was so obvious that you are passionate about your jobs and love children!”
– Parent Workshop Attendee: Wilson Reading System® Parent Workshop - “I could tell you really wanted us to learn and have our questions answered! It was empowering!”
– Parent Workshop Attendee: Simulations & Adaptations of LD & ADHD - “WOW – thank you for the Parent Workshop last night. It was awesome and your teachers are so passionate and love their jobs. We could tell! We learned a ton and are so appreciative.”
– Parent Workshop Attendee: Wilson Reading System® Parent Workshop - “I loved the positivity in the workshop!”
– Parent Workshop Attendee: Simulations & Adaptations of LD & ADHD
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Churchill Center & School’s Sibling Workshop (July 2026)
CHURCHILL CENTER & SCHOOL'S SIBLING WORKSHOP:
*** Exclusively for siblings 5th grade through college-aged of Churchill day or summer school students. ***
DATE: Thursday, July 16, 2026
TIME: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
WHERE: Churchill Center & School
1021 Municipal Center Drive | Town & Country, MO 63131
WHAT:
Sibling relationships can be complex and challenging. When a child is struggling with a learning disability, those relationships can become even more complicated.
This workshop will focus on activities that simulate what it is like to have a learning disability/dyslexia. Siblings will have the opportunity to actually experience some of the frustrations felt by children with LD via these simulated activities. We hope it will help siblings understand the daily social and academic struggles experienced by their brother or sister with a learning disorder. Some time for discussion and Q&A will be provided.
Free to attend. Must register to attend!
SPONSORED BY: The Sandra K. Gilligan School Partnerships & Outreach Program.
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https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/sz86j7c/lp/e35fde96-1d76-4688-9d20-f53d818bea7d