Parent Engagement

IRENE & RONALD COHEN CENTER FOR PARENT ENGAGEMENT + EDUCATION

All stages of the parenting process, from deciding when to start a family through to raising a child, come with challenges. The never-ending pressure seems unavoidable and the responsibilities, at times, overwhelming.

With a multitude of products, parenting styles, alternative family constellations, support networks, and differing educational programs, how does a parent find a consistent place to go for solid advice and guidance?

Our Center for Parent Engagement + Education addresses parent’s needs, today and throughout the ever-changing landscape of parenthood, by focusing on each individual family. We offer a welcoming space that features classes and provides resources, lectures and personal consultations for all phases of child-rearing, as well as fostering important social connections. Positive parenting methods, balancing work and family life, as well as engaging in recreational activities for the whole family are just a few of the avenues we are addressing to ensure the needs of parents are being met.

Let the JCC support you throughout your parenting journey, all while enhancing the well-being of your family.

SHAJAM WITH TKIYA
Ages: 3-24 months
Enjoy a fun and interactive Shabbat experience with music, movement, parachute, shakers, bubbles, and challah!
7 sessions
Begins Friday, September 22
9:45-10:30am
$250 members / $300 nonmembers
Register

7 sessions
Begins Friday, November 10
9:45-10:30am
$250 members / $300 nonmembers
Register

7 sessions
Begins Friday, January 12
9:45-10:30am
$250 members / $300 nonmembers
Register

PARENT CONCIERGE

Are you new to the community? Do you have questions about the neighborhood? Our Parent Concierge will introduce you to everything you need to know. Click here to send an email.

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“What we wanted more than anything was a place where we could feel supported. We found that at the Irene & Ronald Cohen Center for Parent Engagement + Education. We feel we belong, and that is the best part of the Center – the community.”  Christina S.