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Millburn To Join Neighboring School Districts For Parent Wellness Series

Millburn will join with Summit, Chatham, Berkeley Heights, and New Providence to host a series of public forums aimed at parents.

Substance abuse… mindfulness… social and emotional development.

These are the some of the things that every student needs to succeed, according to a consortium of superintendents from school districts across the state.

This month, school administrators and counselors from five districts – Millburn, Summit, Chatham, Berkeley Heights, and New Providence – will kick off a series of forums titled “Parent Wellness Series: What You Need To Know.”

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As part of the collaborative effort, each district will host a free, public awareness forum at their respective high schools that will address topics such as “substance abuse, mindfulness, and social and emotional development,” according to a release.

The first program will launch on Tuesday, October 20 at 7pm at Summit High School, in conjunction with the New Jersey Elks Drug Awareness Committee.

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Millburn school officials recently confirmed that the district’s presentation will be on Dec. 3.

More details about the Millburn presentation will be forthcoming, school officials stated in a release.

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