Lee Pesky Learning Center

Happy Father's Day from Lee Pesky Learning Center! Enjoy this inspiring article written by LPLC's Co-Founder, Alan Pesky. https://bit.ly/AlanPesky_FathersDay

In the case that you missed it, we invite you to peruse LPLC's latest quarterly eNewsletter highlighting inclusive environments! The latest issue also includes updates from LPLC's Executive Director Dr. Lindy Crawford, recommended reads, upcoming events, and much more! View here: https://conta.cc/3RCXEbd

Lee Pesky Learning Center kicked off our Literacy Pods Summer Program in Vallivue last week. A special thank you to the and the Migrant Summer School Program for partnering with us this summer. LPLC is impacting the lives of 25 young learners this summer by strengthening each student's foundational literacy skills. Through LPLC's summer Literacy Pods Program, we are creating a pathway to learning for students to be successful and overcome obstacles to learning for the 2024-2025 school year.

Lee Pesky Learning Center is overjoyed to welcome Office Manager, Kyme Graziano. Kyme is often the first point of contact for clients here at LPLC. Kyme plays an important role of ensuring that the front office runs efficiently and smoothly. Kyme looks forward to welcoming you during your next visit to LPLC!

Lee Pesky Learning Center is thrilled to announce the launch of our Summer Academic Intervention Sessions. This summer we will be serving over 54 students in reading, writing, and math. We look forward to a great season of learning and fun! To learn more about our academic intervention services visit: https://bit.ly/LPLC_AI_Coaching

Calling runners of all levels! Per tradition each fall, LPLC partners with New York City Roadrunners as part of their Charity Partner Program. As a charity partner, LPLC recruits 10 runners to join our Running for Learning Team combining fundraising with training and an opportunity to race in NYC's marathon! LPLC has one spot left on our 2024 RFL Team. If interested, please reach out to: [email protected] and get inspired by this video of one of our former runners, https://bit.ly/KatsukiRFL2021

Join Lee Pesky Learning Center June 13th (6:30 - 8:30 pm), June 15th (9:00 - 11:00 am), or June 26th (6:30 - 8:30 pm) for our "Tips for a Successful Circle Time" webinar. This 2-hour training is designed to help early educators create a positive developmentally appropriate, engaging, and productive circle or group time for three-to five-year-olds. You can register for this webinar through your RISE account. For additional information contact Courtney Painton at [email protected].

Tomorrow is Nampa Library's Summer Reading Kickoff! A free family event from 10am - 1pm to kick off the "Adventure Begins at Your Library" Summer Reading Program. LPLC learning materials will be provided for families to take home. Learn more about this event here: https://nampalibrary.libcal.com/event/11930716

Lee Pesky Learning Center is excited about our Lee Pesky Literacy Pods program set to take place this summer in the Vallivue School District Migrant Summer School Program. Today, our tutors are receiving training here at LPLC to prepare for a summer full of learning!

Today, Lee Pesky Learning Center wishes you a restful Memorial Day! We encourage you to take this opportunity to remember and honor your heroes and enjoy the day with loved ones.

Join Lee Pesky Learning Center at Settlers Park in Meridian this evening from 4pm - 7pm for Meridian Library District's Summer Reading Kickoff. Enjoy a variety of activity booths, community resources, and yummy food trucks! We look forward to seeing you there!

LPLC is thrilled to announce the launch or our latest course for Early Childhood Educators, titled "Building an Inclusive Early Childhood Environment." This course has three parts including emotional support, classroom organization, and instructional support. According to LPLC's professional Development Director, Courtney Painton, "This course provides an amazing opportunity for educators to gain a better understanding of the fundamentals needed to create a space where all children can thrive." This course is available online or in person. If you are interested in securing this training for your center or school, contact Courtney Painton at [email protected]. To learn more you can view the full article as reported by CBS2 here: https://bit.ly/LPLCCourse

Lee Pesky Learning Center has three spots remaining for our 2024 Running for Learning Team! If you or someone you know may be interested in running the TCS NYC Marathon in support of LPLC, please reach out to [email protected].

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Anne Clohessy--LPLC's first recipient to assume the role of the Wendy Pesky Endowed Chair of Clinical Psychology! You can learn more about the establishment of LPLC's inaugural endowed chair by reading this recent feature by Darren Svan in Idaho Education News here: https://bit.ly/LPLCEndowedChair

Last Friday, LPLC celebrated our annual Pathway's to Learning event alongside friends, families, and corporate partners. LPLC extends our sincere gratitude and thanks to our community members and sponsors for their life-changing generosity.

We are thrilled to announce that with your support, we were able to raise over $170,000 to further our mission in changing lives and turning obstacles into opportunities for countless learners.

An extra special thanks to our Keynote Speaker Dr. Lisa Gabel and special guest speaker Mark Hamachek for their inspirational and educational words. We truly are "Better Together."

Today is the day! LPLC is thrilled to celebrate our vision and mission of "creating pathways to learning for everyone" this evening for our annual Pathways to Learning Event.

If you aren't able to celebrate with us in person, you can still contribute to our collective impact by supporting LPLC here: https://bit.ly/2024LPLCEVENT.
Stay tuned for more event photos!

Lee Pesky Learning Center is overjoyed to celebrate with you tomorrow, 5/17 for our "Better Together" Pathways to Learning Event at JUMP in downtown Boise at 5:45 PM. We look forward to an educational and inspirational evening celebrating how your support helps to shape brighter futures.

For those unable to attend physically, you can still make an impact virtually. Celebrate and support LPLC by raising your "virtual paddle" through our event website here: https://bit.ly/2024LPLCEVENT

An extra special thanks to our generous sponsors, donors, and community partners who make this memorable event possible. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

Today is International Family Day! This is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and spend quality time with your family. Whether your family enjoys games, movies, outdoor activities, or just visiting with each other, relish this day by celebrating the ones you love. Happy International Family Day from LPLC!

The learning continues here at LPLC! Pictured is student Ozzie, and Education Specialist, Kelli Jenkins. Ozzie has been working on developing writing skills and his knowledge of the writing process by using a graphic organizer to plan out a topic and ideas to incorporate into an essay structure. Way to go, Ozzie! To learn more about our Academic Intervention services visit: https://www.lplearningcenter.org/learners/services/

Happy Mother's Day from Lee Pesky Learning Center! LPLC sends gratitude to all mothers, past and present, who have mothered in their families or in their communities.

Did you know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month? This month is a time to focus on your mental health and raise awareness around the impact mental health can have on a person's overall well-being. If you're looking for support, LPLC's counselors can help! Visit our website here to learn more: https://bit.ly/LPLCCounseling

Today LPLC expresses gratitude to a few of our corporate Partner-Level Sponsors.

Many thanks to and . Your support allows us to work towards creating a pathway to learning for all individuals who face learning challenges. With your help, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of countless children and educators!

To learn more about LPLC's spring event and view our amazing sponsors, please visit bit.ly/bettertogether2024

LPLC has recently launched our newest asynchronous online course titled Understanding and Supporting Students with Dyslexia (6-12 Emphasis). This new course is focused on supporting educators serving students in 6th through 12th grade and meets the requirements for the Idaho Literacy Achievement Act and teacher recertification. Participants will have the opportunity to deepen their knowledge and understanding of dyslexia research and statistics along with screening and assessment tools. You can register and learn more here: https://bit.ly/DyslexiaCourse6-12

LPLC extends our deepest thanks to all who generously supported LPLC during Idaho Gives. We are excited to announce that with your help, we’ve raised $34,625. This funding will be fueling LPLC’s efforts to assist students with their specific learning needs. Along with countless hours of training for educators to best support their students in the classroom. Thank you!!

It’s the final day of Idaho Gives! As we wrap up this campaign, we want to thank our community of supporters. If you have yet to make your gift, it’s not too late. You can make an impact here: bit.ly/IG24LPLC

It’s not too late to make an impact! Did you know 1 out of 5 individuals face a learning obstacle? Support these learners today by making your gift here: bit.ly/IG24LPLC

It’s day 2 of Idaho Gives! You can double your impact today! If you donate today, your gift will be matched up to $25,000 in support of individuals facing learning obstacles. Thank you in advance for your generosity and kindness. Make a difference here: bit.ly/IG24LPLC

Today is the day! Join us in supporting LPLC to help create a pathway to learning for all through Idaho Gives. Your gift will impact the lives of countless children and educators. To show your support visit our page here: bit.ly/IG24LPLC