“Back to School 101” is the topic at the Wednesday, Sept. 10 free Community Network Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in conference room one at St. John’s Hospital-Lebanon. The meeting is open to the public and will feature back to school updates from Laclede county public and private schools as well as information from adult educational programs offered in Lebanon for continuing education. Scheduled speakers include:
Jeff Plake, superintendent of Joel E. Barber schools
Pat Bauer, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Lebanon
Heather Trusty, BSN, RN Practical Nursing Instructor at the Lebanon Technical and Career Center
John Greer, Ozarks Technical Community College, Lebanon
Lana LeFors, Drury University Extension, Lebanon
Heather Dunn, Missouri State University Extension, Lebanon
Rita Ryan, Administrator, Bull Frogs and Little Fishes Preschool, Lebanon and
Dr. Chris Berger, superintendent of Conway Schools.
The purpose of the monthly Community Network breakfast is to unite all groups, agencies, business, schools, churches and organizations to work together to improve the overall health – mental, physical, social, spiritual, economic and educational- of the county’s families. The meeting is open to all who live, work or provide services in Laclede County. “We’ll have time for discussion and sharing of information about organizations and upcoming events,” says St. John’s Hospital-Lebanon Marketing Director Sandy Trumbo. “People are welcome to bring such items as brochures, fliers and cards to share.”
Contact Trumbo at 533-6098 or Sandy.Trumbo@Mercy.Net for more information.
