Community Learning Session: What Young Children Need From Us in the Digital Age
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Join the School District of New Richmond for the first of three Community Learning Sessions in partnership with Erin Walsh of Spark & Stitch Institute!
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
New Richmond Community Library, RCU Meeting Room
Free Dinner 5-6p.m.
Learning session 6-7p.m.
*Childcare provided during the learning session for ages 2+.
RSVP online by November 3rd at https://forms.gle/g2gam4hmM3T9wTgH7
How do we help young children navigate a world full of screens? Join us for an engaging, research-based session with Erin Walsh that blends science, stories, and humor to cut through the confusion surrounding screen time and explore how technology affects young children’s developing brains. You’ll leave with practical strategies to help children thrive. This session is especially relevant for parents, caregivers, and educators of children in early childhood through 3rd grade.
Erin Walsh, a nationally recognized speaker and educator, will share practical strategies to help children thrive both online and offline. This session is designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and community members who want to better understand how technology affects young children's learning, development, and well-being.
A special thank you to Ready Randy’s and WESTconsin Credit Union for sponsoring the dinner!
All are welcome! RSVP online by November 3rd at https://forms.gle/g2gam4hmM3T9wTgH7
Space is limited - RSVP early!
✨ Two more sessions are coming up!
Thursday, February 4, 2027
It's Their World: Teens, Screens, & Science of Adolescence
Explore how smartphones and social media intersect with the developing adolescent brain, and learn practical ways to help teens maximize technology's benefits while minimizing its risks. This session will relate
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Thursday, April 22, 2027
Thriving in the Digital Age: Practical Tools for Families
Join us for a hands-on session focused on building healthy technology habits, setting boundaries, and helping families thrive in today's digital world. This session is open to all ages!
Learn more and register at
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
New Richmond Community Library, RCU Meeting Room
Free Dinner 5-6p.m.
Learning session 6-7p.m.
*Childcare provided during the learning session for ages 2+.
RSVP online by November 3rd at https://forms.gle/g2gam4hmM3T9wTgH7
How do we help young children navigate a world full of screens? Join us for an engaging, research-based session with Erin Walsh that blends science, stories, and humor to cut through the confusion surrounding screen time and explore how technology affects young children’s developing brains. You’ll leave with practical strategies to help children thrive. This session is especially relevant for parents, caregivers, and educators of children in early childhood through 3rd grade.
Erin Walsh, a nationally recognized speaker and educator, will share practical strategies to help children thrive both online and offline. This session is designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and community members who want to better understand how technology affects young children's learning, development, and well-being.
A special thank you to Ready Randy’s and WESTconsin Credit Union for sponsoring the dinner!
All are welcome! RSVP online by November 3rd at https://forms.gle/g2gam4hmM3T9wTgH7
Space is limited - RSVP early!
✨ Two more sessions are coming up!
Thursday, February 4, 2027
It's Their World: Teens, Screens, & Science of Adolescence
Explore how smartphones and social media intersect with the developing adolescent brain, and learn practical ways to help teens maximize technology's benefits while minimizing its risks. This session will relate
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Thursday, April 22, 2027
Thriving in the Digital Age: Practical Tools for Families
Join us for a hands-on session focused on building healthy technology habits, setting boundaries, and helping families thrive in today's digital world. This session is open to all ages!
Learn more and register at
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Where is it happening?
New Richmond Community Library, 450 S Arch Ave,New Richmond, Wisconsin, United States
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