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Parent Services

Welcome to PISD Parents Services

We are continuing to grow….. 


Joleen Freres MS     

Licensed Specialist in School Psychology  

Parent Services Specialist

email: joleen.freres@pflugervillisd.net  594-0351 

Recognizing the important role that parents have in students being successful, we are increasing the services available to our parents in PISD. We are very excited about the parent education and training workshops that will be offered throughout 2007-2008 and about the expanded support services for parents. We strongly believe that a sincere commitment to working as a team with parents, students, PISD staff and community resources will ensure the overall success of each of our students. 

  • Parent Training Workshops
    • Parenting Skills
    • How Can I Help My Child Be More Successful in School?
    • Homework Strategies
    • Basic Special Education 101
    • Recognizing and Appreciating Cultural Differences
    • What are 504 Services?
    • Understanding Dyslexia Eligibility and Services
    • Stress Management Skills for Students & Parents at TAKs Time
    • Behavior Intervention Skills
    • Helping Students and Parents Deal with Divorce
    • How Can We Keep Our Children Safe on the Internet?
    • Alcohol and Substance Use in Young People
    • Supporting Successful School Transitions
    • When Does a Child Need to Stay Home From School?
    • Health and Nutrition
  • Strengthening Families Program

    This is a successful, bilingual program that meets weekly for six weeks to help families build effective parent-child relationships. The goal is to strengthen communication skills in the family.

    • A warm and caring environment is created to promote learning for everyone participating.
    • The program is a research and activity based curriculum and has been offered in PISD for 4 years. It includes:
      • Family/Parenting and Youth Educational Sessions
      • Meals are provided
      • Child care is available at each session
  • Parent Support Services
    • Collaboration with our community resources
    • Problem Solving
    • Conflict Resolution