PRPS offers a toolkit that can help you promote your celebration and create a tribute to those who deliver quality recreational and educational programming and keep our parks clean, safe and ready to use.
Special Park and Recreation Professionals Day events will also be highlighted.
Visit the PRPS Park and Recreation Professionals Day webpage for more information.
Professional Development
PRPS is also offering other professional development opportunities--
-- June 6 & 13: Summer Camp Webinar Mini Series - Creating cooperative Kids: What's In Your Toolbox? And Programming for a Safe and Inclusive Summer Camp
-- July 18: Accessibility for Parks & Programs
-- September 4 & 18: Boomers Through The Zs and Hey Coach, Positive Ways To Work With Players
-- October: Get Your Community On Board - the Power Of Advocacy
Visit the PRPS Educational Opportunities webpage to learn more.
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and training opportunities, visit the PA Recreation and Park Society website. Like them on Facebook, Follow them on Twitter, visit their YouTube Channel, and find them on Instagram. Click Here to support their work.
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-- PA Healthy Lands Week Now Accepting Event Sign-Ups - Sept. 28 to Oct. 6 [PaEN]
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[Posted: May 29, 2024] PA Environment Digest
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