Onondaga Cortland Madison BOCES 
Career Training Center 
Family Literacy 
4500 Crown Road, Liverpool, NY 13090 / 315-453-4610 or 315-453-4636
     
 
Even Start 
Life Skills Homestudy 
Parent Network  
Positive Parenting 
 
Family Literacy 
 
 
Discipline: Creative & Practical  
Family Education  
Homestudy Parenting  
Call Arleen at (315) 453-4610
Even Start Family Literacy Program of Onondaga County
Learn in your own home!
Call:
Arleen at (315) 453-4610
Bonnie (315) 453-4636
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Life Skills Homestudy Program
Study at home on topics of interest:
Call:
Arleen at (315) 453-4610
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Parent Network
Join other parents to discuss topics of interest:
First Wednesday of the month 10:15am-11:30am Call: Sharon at (315) 453-4436
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Discipline: Creative and Practical
Effective family discipline is one of the great challenges of parenthood!  This workshop gives you scores of workable techniques to encourage positive behavior.  Explore ways to enrich your parent/child relationship while fostering and enhancing self-esteem. Offered four times a year in the evenings.
Call: Lori Stala at (315) 453-4600
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Family Education
Be come your child's first teacher by learning ideas for reading and playing with your child. Discover strategies for encouraging positive behavior in your child. Explore ways to make parenting easier and more fun.
Call: Arleen at (315) 453-4610
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Homestudy
This program focuses on strategies for making parenting easier and more fun.  Discover ideas for encouraging positive behavior in your child and how to handle difficult situations.  Learn about age appropriate behavior and activities for your child.
Call: Arleen at (315) 453-4610
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Positive Parenting of Young Children
Parenting a preschooler can be rewarding, demanding, and frustrating-- but it is never dull?
Skills necessary for encouraging positive behavior in your child and for handling those behavior problems that do arise will be reviewed.
Explore the relationship between developmental age, ability, and expected behavior.
Call: Lori Stala at (315) 453-4600
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