The KPKG PTA proudly presents speakers throughout the school year for parents and guardians. Previously we have had speakers on Virginia 529 savings plans, special education resources, diversity & race, and more. We also were pleased to offer sessions with Parenting Specialist, Child Psychologist, and Podcaster, Rachel Bailey in previous years.
We plan on offering these events throughout the year via Zoom and/or In-Person. Parents, teachers, staff and community members are invited to attend these FREE events.
2024-25 Speaker Series
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2023-24 Speaker Series
Virginia529 Presentation – October 24th, 2023 at 6:30 pm in the Kings Park Cafeteria, immediately following the PTA Meeting. Access the power point slides here.
KITS (Kids in Today’s Society) – November 15th, 2023 at 7:00 pm in the Kings Park Cafeteria.
The West Springfield District Station is offering a new program to help parents with today’s children called “Kids in Today’s Society”. This hour and a half long program will discuss the current trends with children with regard to narcotics, vaping, social media, mental health and other topics.
Equity and Cultural Responsiveness in FCPS – April 16th, 2024 at 6:30 pm at Kings Glen, immediately following the PTA Meeting. Pizza and childcare provided – sign up here.
Please join a conversation with guest speaker Michelle Cottrell-Williams, FCPS Educational Specialist for Equity and Cultural Responsiveness.
Be Smart Presentation (gun storage and safety) – May 1st, 2024 at 6:30 pm in the Kings Park Cafeteria.
The Be SMART campaign was launched in 2015 to promote responsible gun ownership in order to reduce child gun deaths. Whether you’re a gun owner, or you know someone who owns a gun, there is a role for everyone in the conversation around secure gun storage. Be SMART is a framework that parents, caretakers, and community leaders can follow to help keep their communities safe. Ultimately, you can help prevent kids from accessing firearms by storing them securely, and encouraging others to do the same. Because children deserve to feel safe, no matter where they are.