Sign Up for the "Raising Highly Capable Kids" Parenting Course
January 15, 2026 - 02:40
Parents looking to enhance their parenting skills can now register for the upcoming "Raising Highly Capable Kids Parenting Course." This informative course is set to begin on Saturday, January 24, and will take place at First Baptist Church, located at 216 Fourth Street in Sutherland Springs.
The course aims to equip parents with effective strategies and tools to foster their children's development and instill valuable life skills. It promises to be an engaging experience, offering insights into nurturing capable and confident kids.
Interested participants are encouraged to secure their spots by registering in advance. To sign up, simply call 830-947-3333 or reach out to Kevin at 210-378-4874. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to connect with others in the community while gaining valuable knowledge to support their children's growth. Don't miss out on this chance to invest in your parenting journey!
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