February Emotional Intelligence

As we step into February, a month synonymous with love and connection, we are thrilled to present another edition of our newsletter, shining a spotlight on our Social and Emotional Support Program. Our primary aim this month is to equip you with insights and resources that empower your journey in supporting your child's emotional well-being.

Renowned as a time of heightened emotions, February serves as the perfect backdrop for our intensified focus on the development of emotional intelligence within our program. Join us in delving into how we encourage students to understand, express, and effectively manage their emotions. Together, we're setting the stage for a positive and empathetic community, fostering an environment where each child can thrive emotionally and socially. Thank you for being an essential part of our community and for your commitment to nurturing the holistic development of our students.

A Social-Emotional Support Program refers to a structured initiative designed to enhance individuals' social and emotional well-being. These programs are often implemented in educational settings, workplaces, or community organizations to provide targeted support for the development of essential social and emotional skills. The primary goal is to help individuals understand and manage their emotions, build positive relationships, make responsible decisions, and navigate social situations effectively.

Save the date:

Mark your calendars for our upcoming workshop where we will delve into the Positive Behavior Support (PBS) approach in understanding and addressing the functions of behavior. By implementing PBS, individuals are better equipped to develop social skills, experience a more positive and supportive environment, and ultimately achieve success in various aspects of life.

Parent/Family Symposium

Date: February 29th

Location: McAllen High School

Time: 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Thank you for your continued partnership in nurturing the holistic development of our students. Together, let's create an environment where every child can thrive emotionally, socially, and academically.

When families talk about social-emotional learning (SEL) together, it teaches us how to understand our feelings and talk to others. When families discuss these topics, kids not only learn skills but strengthen family bonds.

Elementary Family Contribution Activity

Secondary Family Contribution Activity

American School Counselors Association's National Awareness Calendar