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What's New
UPSIDE DOWN ORGANIZATION ASSUMES OPERATOR ROLE OF THE NATIONAL AT-RISK EDUCATION NETWORK (NAREN)
At this year's 10th Annual NAREN Conference it was announced that The Upside Down Organization (UDO) has assumed the role of operator of the National At-Risk Education Network (NAREN).
To learn more about this exciting partnership, visit the Naren website at: www.AtRiskEducation.net
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17th ANNUAL RISKY BUSINESS CONFERENCE | Martin's Westminster, Westminster, MD
June 18, 2013 | 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
ONLY $30 per person!
FOCUS: Understanding the Adolescent Brain
Two Workshops presented by Heather Higgins, LCSW-C
"Giving a Fish a Bath:The Untold Story of the Adolescent Mind"
"Trouble Letting Go: Understanding Addiction and the Developing Brain"
[click here for more information including registration!]
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PLEASE TAKE NOTE:
UDO Has a NEW Office Number!
410-444-5415
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Students at Monarch Academy Creatively Reflect on What They Learned About Their Awesome Brains! In February, the 4th graders at Monarch Academy, Baltimore, had the opportunity to participate in a 4-week course entitled "My Awesome Brain" taught by Heather Higgins, UDO's Director of Training and Development. The students had fun and learned about several of the organs in their brains, brain development, and ways that they can care for their own unique brains. At the end of the course, students were encouraged to write a poem or draw a picture about what they learned. Several of the students chose to submit their work and the results were insightful and inspiring. Enjoy! |
above: created by Bryanna Parker
above: created by Samaya Jones |
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