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Would You Like to Bring Affective Skills to Your Home School?
Hello Parents and Friends,

Myles Miller (a 2002 Parent Seminar parent), Larry Evans and John Borland recently had the opportunity to introduce the concept of affective skills education and particularly the "Personal and Social Responsibility" curriculum to members of Mr. Miller's home school district, Susquehanna Township. Myles was instrumental in corresponding with teachers and administrators in his district and opened the door for us to present the concept. Great work Myles.

Based on this success and our mutual desire - and perhaps your desire as well - to see affective skills blossom in more of our schools, we are sending an invitation to our parents and friends who would like to partner with us in bringing the message of affective skills to your school district.

We need your help with contacting teachers and/or school district administrators at Central Dauphin, Lower Dauphin, Middletown, Derry Township or Halifax who have influence in or decision-making power with regard to educational curriculums and programs. Like Myles, you can play a very strong and important role with us in presenting your wishes to your schools regarding the value of affective skills.

If you feel as strongly as we do about affective skills education and its benefit to students, teachers and parents and would like to join our team in representing your school district, we definitely want you.

Simply respond to this message or, if you wish, drop an e-mail message to AffectiveSkill@aol.com and let us know your interest. If you send your own message please place the words "School Partners" in the subject line of your message so we can identify it more quickly. We will contact you, explain the project further and begin a partnership with you that will foster the development of this program in your district.

Thanks to all of you for your interest and support.

Sincerely,

Myles Miller
Larry Evans
John Borland

Affective Skills Web Site

Last Modified: March 21, 2003