University of Family Learning Workshops (Classes are from 30 minutes – 2 hours long)

Grades K– 5

Middle/ High

School

Data and DESMOS: The Perfect Ordered Pair Data fluency is a must-have skill set in today’s digital workplace. Success starts with knowing how to find the meaning

in every dataset. Explore math with DESMOS, a free graphing calculator! (Presented by CCSD ELL) X

Family Code Night (557) Computers, tablets, smartphones, video games, apps, oh my! As technology plays such an important role in our lives,

learning basic computer programming isn’t just a smart idea, it’s an essential skill for grown-ups and children alike. Family Code Night is a fun family-school event for parents & kids (grades K-5) to experience computer programming for the first time – together! Playing in teams to complete puzzles and challenges at their own pace, families learn foundations of coding in just one hour. Instead of watching screens, parents and kids will learn to create what’s on

their screens! (More advanced instruction available for experienced coders.) (Preferred setting: Computer Lab or laptops available) (Presented by Code Central)

X

Infinite Campus Parent Portal Workshop (104) The Clark County School District utilizes a web-based system to help you more effectively monitor the

progress of your child. This system provides detailed, real-time information, including: demographics, schedules, assignments, assessment scores, calendar, grades, attendance, graduation progress, academic planner, to do lists,

reports, and district and school notices.

X X

Learning with Technology (113) Technology is changing how students learn! Across the nation, students in all grade levels are using desktops, laptops,

tablets, smartphones and more to share and gather information from teachers and peers from all over the world. This course will alert parents of some of the new ways educators are teaching with technology and help parents be

aware of how they can support this new format of learning at home.

3-5 6-8

Most Wanted: Trending Apps Used by Teens for Cyberbullying (332) In this training, parents will have the opportunity to understand the definition of cyberbullying. Parents will download and learn how to use the top applications/social media platforms kids are using for cyberbullying. Most importantly,

parents will get an overview of how to promote upstander and digital leadership behaviors with their children. (Presented by CCSD Equity & Diversity)

4-5 X

PBS KIDS Family Creative Learning (418) PBS KIDS Family Creative Learning is a series of six workshops that engage families in a project-based

creative process. The series uses creative play to introduce both kids and grownups to exciting digital and tangible tools that they can use to develop computation and engineering knowledge, practices, and

perspectives as they imagine, plan, design, and create their own child-led projects. The series aims to support and foster collaboration, communication, problem-solving, and STEM skills among family members while

empowering them to create and express themselves with media and technology. (Presented by KLVX Vegas PBS)

Ages 3-8

Technology & Your Child

University of Family Learning Workshops (Classes are from 30 minutes – 2 hours long)

Grades PK– 5

Middle/ High

School

Preparing Your Child for Standardized Testing (105E & M) Testing is required in all CCSD schools for two main purposes. One is to find out how well an individual student is

learning in the classroom. The other purpose is to find out how well the school is meeting local and national benchmarks for student achievement. Assessment examples and ways parents can help relieve test anxiety, stress,

and pressure will be presented.

X X

Raising a Digital Leader (128) This workshop provides information on how to keep children safe while using the internet. Learn how to be a positive Digital Leader, set boundaries and rules, and how to avoid common internet scams. Families will also review CCSD’s

internet usage rules and regulations. X X

Safe and Secure Online (506) This course is designed to provide participants with cybersecurity education and awareness training in order to se-

cure their online lives. Participants will learn how to look for signs of technology based problem and threats, and how to protect themselves and their children from online predators. The instructor will use

research-based information to assist family members to become responsible digital citizens. (Presented by NV Energy)

X X

TECHNOLOchicas (334) This course is designed to raise awareness among young Latinas and their families about opportunities and careers in technology. TECHNOLOchicas uses the powerful stories of Latinas from diverse backgrounds, who are in technology fields, and recognize the power of innovation to change the world. This course highlights the importance of encour-

aging and supporting young Latinas in STEM and technology subjects in school and beyond. (Presented by CCSD Career & Technical Education)

X

The Dark Side of Social Media (533) What every parent needs to know about the negative impact social media can have on their children and how they

can protect them. (After School ONLY/ Adults ONLY) (Presented by Las Vegas Metro Police Dept.) X X

Video Game Design (558) Parents and children will learn the basics of creating their own video game through coding!

(Preferred setting: Computer Lab or laptops available) (Presented by Code Central) 4-5

Scan the QR code to visit our website to view 150 University of Family Learning workshops offered to CCSD schools.

http://bit.ly/UFLCatalogs

In addition to school hours,

classes with this symbol

lend themselves to an after-

school or evening setting as

they present activities where

adults and children could

learn together.

Clark County School District Staff

A full list of classes, courses, and workshops, as well as course

length, target audience, and presenter information are available

in our elementary and secondary University of Family Learning

Course Catalogs. Clark County School District staff can contact

(702)799-0303 to be directed to their school’s assigned Family/

School Liaison (FSL) for scheduling requests and hosting details.

Parents & Family Members

Parents can contact their school administration or classroom

teacher to request University of Family Learning workshops at

their school site or contact FACES directly for more

information.

Community Partners

We are always looking for new ways to reach CCSD parents and

meet them where they already are--at work, libraries, recreation

centers, community events, churches, etc. We appreciate the

support of community partners that are willing to host University

of Family Learning workshops for Clark County School District

families. We freely provide the marketing flyer, simultaneous

Spanish interpretation, workshop materials, and more. If you’d

like to partner with FACES, please contact us.

University of Family Learning Calendar

Workshops are held at a variety of times including weekdays,

evenings, and weekends. Join us at any of the locations on the

calendar. All 150+ workshops and classes are FREE and open to

the community, with Spanish interpretation available as needed.

http://bit.ly/UFLCalendars