Liberty’s

Tuned In Series

Tune In. Stay Connected. Support Your Child.

Join us for the Tuned In Series, an engaging lineup of free educational sessions designed to support parents and caregivers of 5th and 6th grade students in the Liberty area. With options to tune in from home or attend in person, these sessions will help you strengthen your connection with your child and turn up your parenting tools for today’s challenges.

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Stay Connected

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Support Your Child

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Tune In ✦ Stay Connected ✦ Support Your Child ✦

Earn a $50 Gift Card!

Parents and caregivers of current 5th and 6th grade students in the Liberty District are eligible to receive a $50 gift card after attending three or more sessions in the series!

To qualify, participants must: 

  • Be a parent or guardians of a current 5th or 6th grade student

  • Reside within the Liberty Public School District boundaries

  • Complete the Tuned In Series Registration Form

  • Attend at least 3 full sessions

Note that incentives are distributed after verification of attendance, eligibility, and completed responses. One incentive per household.

Our Fall 2026 sessions are listed below!

There are new opportunities being added, so stay tuned for more sessions!

Upcoming Tuned In Sessions

  • The Clay County Office of Dispute Resolution partners with The Nurtured Path to provide this two-class, in-person program. Parents will learn to better understand their own emotions, respond effectively in difficult situations, and explore ways to support their children. This is also a space to connect with other parents navigating similar challenges. 

  • How can you create a space for care and conversation as a trusted adult? You will learn about current social media trends in youth and what mental health experiences are beginning to emerge at this time of life. This will be a session about creating intentional relationships!

  • In this training, participants will learn how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental illness and substance use disorder in youth. Training is offered throughout the year, or private training for schools of 15 or more are available by request. Preregistration required and a certificate is provided upon completion. 

  • As parents, we invest a lot of energy into safeguarding our children—through baby gates, seat belts, sunscreen, and more. But as our kids grow from age 8 to age 18, and their risks evolve, so too must our strategies and boundaries. This engaging presentation is designed to equip parents of 8-18 years old with the latest knowledge, effective communication strategies, and supportive resources to help children avoid substance use and other risky behaviors.

  • Resilience is the ability to prepare for, cope with, and grow through hardships. Building the resilience and strength of our youth and families is one of the most impactful investments we can make in our community. This presentation explores the science of stress and adversity, both the positive and the toxic, and equips attendees with actions so we can build resilient children, families and communities. 

  • This session explores local youth mental health data and substance use trends, the connection between mental health and substance use, and the powerful role caring adults play in prevention. Learn how to support your student athlete’s mental and physical well-being, build resilience, and encourage healthy decision-making.

  • Using fun analogies and simple models, learn more about what’s going on in a child’s brain as they develop. This presentation empowers and equips adults with tangible tools and language to protect and promote healthy lifestyles for their youth.

  • Amid misinformation and the rise of vaping, high-potency THC, and fentanyl, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. This session breaks down the facts, helps you recognize warning signs, and offers guidance for having meaningful conversations with your child. 

  • Life gets busy, but supporting your child’s wellbeing doesn’t require big changes. Learn how simple, consistent moments like sharing meals can strengthen connection and improve overall wellbeing. 

Building Stronger Connections

350+

Parents and Caregivers Reached

25

Sessions Hosted

315+

Session Attendances

59

Families Earned Incentives

Ready to Tune In?

Join parents and caregivers across Liberty who are learning new strategies, building stronger connections, and supporting their children's success.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Anyone is welcome to attend, including parents, caregivers, educators, and community members. While some incentives are limited to eligible Liberty families, all sessions are open to the public.

  • No. Attend the sessions that fit your interests and schedule. However, eligible participants must attend at least three sessions to qualify for the incentive.

  • Simply complete the Tuned In Series registration form. Once registered, you'll receive information about upcoming sessions and how to participate.

  • You can join at any time. As long as you meet eligibility requirements and attend at least three sessions, you may still qualify for the incentive.