Madison Daughter Dance

**Last day to purchase tickets!**

Please join us for our annual Father (or favorite adult!) and Daughter Event on Friday, February 6th from 6-8pm - Madison's Wild West Daughter Dance. The event will be held at Ruth Lake Country Club and  feature a DJ, face painters, cowgirl hat bedazzling, dinner buffet, and cash bar!! Dust off your boots, grab your hat, and get ready for a night of dancin'! 🤠

Western wear encouraged (boots, hats, flannel, fringe—giddy up, y'all!). Tickets are $45 per person and must be purchased by February 1st HERE. 

All students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian, please note this is not a drop off event.

Questions? Please email communications@madisonpto.org

Community Speaker Series

Please join us on Wednesday, February 11th at 7:00pm for a Community Speaker Series webinar. We are excited to welcome child and adolescent mental health expert and psychotherapist, Katie Hurley, DSW, LCSW. Dr. Hurley, is the Senior Clinical Advisor for The Jed Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to teen and young adult mental health. She is also the author of five books at the intersection of youth, parenting, and mental health. Register HERE.  

In her new book, Breaking the Boy Code, Dr. Hurley shines a light on the urgent mental health crisis facing boys. Aimed at parents and educators of boys ages five and older, this webinar will provide actionable guidance on fostering empathy, emotional regulation, and healthy connections.

Dr. Katie Hurley

Breaking the Boy Code: The New Playbook For Raising Resilient Boys

Wednesday, February 11th from 7:00-8:30pm (webinar)

The Community Speaker Series is committed to fostering a sense of community through hosting in-person and virtual events that inform and inspire. CSS is funded jointly by District 86 and District 181 and is supported by the D181 Foundation. Our events are free and open to the public. We encourage everyone to join our events, connect and learn together.