Cooperative Link: Winter 2006

Real World 101

Real World 101— NEW Student/Parent Conference

South Central Service Cooperative is sponsoring a NEW student/parent conference—Real World 101. This conference offers students in grades 10–12, and their parents, the opportunity to explore a variety of sessions related to the issues students and parents may face during the transition years post high school. Session topics may include, but are not limited to: building new relationships, managing finances, completing college, work, financial aid, and scholarship applications, encouraging independence, life plans, investing, leisure activities, empty nest syndrome, time management, paternity rights/grandparents rights, etc.

Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, MN will host this conference on Saturday, April 1^st, from 8:30 a.m. –1:30 p.m. Sessions will be presented by area college and high school counselors, lawyers, financial advisors, and community representatives.

Real World 101 brochures and registration materials are posted to our website—www.mnscsc.org. For more information on this conference, contact Kate Brau: kbrau@mnscsc.org, or Joyce Swenson: jswenson@mnscsc.org, phone: 507-389-2461.


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