May 26, 2026 - 20:10

Pharos Parenting has announced its summer lineup of parenting classes, with a new session now offered in Mooresville. The organization will hold four separate courses designed to address the challenges of raising children at different stages of development.
The classes cover a broad range of topics, from early childhood behavior to navigating the teenage years. Each session is tailored to a specific age group, giving parents practical tools for common issues like setting boundaries, managing screen time, and building communication skills. The addition of the Mooresville class marks an expansion for the program, which previously only held sessions in other nearby areas.
Organizers say the goal is to meet families where they are, both in terms of location and the specific struggles they face. The schedule runs through the summer months, with each class lasting several weeks. Registration is open now, and spaces are limited to keep groups small and focused on discussion.
For parents looking for support without the generic advice often found online, these classes aim to provide real-world strategies. The Mooresville class in particular has already drawn interest from local families who previously had to travel for similar programs.
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