Announcements:
Project Commotion Adult Education Series welcomes
Richard Woo in presenting:
"Financial Planning
for your Child(ren)'s Education"Tuesday, August 31, 2010 7:00 - 8:30pm
"An education is expensive, but by planning ahead you may have an easier time saving for college. There may be ways to help achieve this financial goal while reducing your taxes."
This workshop will help parents assess their priorities and options, and choose an individualized strategy to plan for their children's education. This workshop will be applicable to parents who have children of any age, and of any income level, so please plan to join us and
take advantage of this great opportunity.
Richard Woo is an Ameriprise financial advisor, who believes "success should be measured not just by your financial well-being, but by how confident you feel about your future." As
a supporter of Project Commotion, Richard is offering this workshop to help families better reach their financial goals with educated guidance and personalized advice.
Project Commotion's Adult Education Program offers monthly workshops targeted towards parents, caretakers, educators, professionals, and others working with children , presented by professionals in areas including child development, brain development, medicine, movement, and body awarenessdisciplines and methods. Our aim is to bring adults more in touch with their physical, sensory, and emotional selves, and to promote better understanding of how children live and grow in our community.
Project Commotion's Adult Education Workshop Series
takes place at:
Project Commotion
2095 Harrison Street (at the corner of 17th St.)
San Francisco, CA 94110
Fee: FREE! Donations accepted will help support PC's tuition assistance programs, helping us to achieve our mission of providing financial support to 50% of the families who participate in our programs.
Pre-registration is required. To Register:
Please email info@projectcommotion.org or call 415-252-8059.
to reserve your space in the workshop. You will need to provide:
> Name
> Contact phone number and/or email address
> Your status - whether you are a parent, educator, and/or other service provider, along with your affiliated organization/school.
if you have any questions, please contact us at the above email or phone. We look forward to seeing you!
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Fall Session 1: August 16 - October 7, 2010
Fall session schedule is online here.
You man also download, fill out and return our Registration Form (English)
Enrollment is open and ongoing.
Classes are open to all children and youth of all abilities. Class ratios are limited to ensure that each child receives individual attention during each class session and so that classes can be targeted towards children's specific needs. All students must submit a registration form, liability waiver, and intake form upon enrollment. Students with special needs are requested to schedule an intake/observation appointment so that our instructors can help in advising class selection.
Enrollment is geared towards children's developmental stages rather than precise ages; please speak with one of our staff if you have questions about which class would be the best fit for your child
What's all the Commotion?
Project Commotion is a community space where children, families and educators are invited to learn and grow together through movement, sensory experiences, and play.
We offer classes that incorporate tumbling, music, play, dance, and martial arts as a means of fostering healthy development, self-awareness and self-expression. Private, semi-private and small group classes are available for children, and community workshops are offered for adults.
At Project Commotion, we see every child as a special individual. Class sizes are small to allow our instructors the time and space to connect with every child and every family, and so that we may structure our classes to meet the needs of participants.
Project Commotion is a San Francisco-based non-profit organization welcoming ALL children between the ages of 10 months to 18 years, and their families. We strive in particular to support underserved families of children with special needs, as well as caretakers and educators, through the development of physical, sensory, and self-awareness.
To learn more about our work, please read our Mission and Philosophy. Please browse our website for specific information about our programs, and contact us with your questions and feedback.
For information on
how to make your donation to Project Commotion, please click here.
If you have any questions, please contact info@projectcommotion.org or call 415-252-8059. Thank you!
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