Our Programs

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Parent Talks

Our signature facilitated parent discussion groups. Any grade in any of our participating NYC independent schools may set up a meeting, guided by two of our trained facilitators. 
 

Fathers Forum

Our unique annual evening presents a speaker or panel on parenting topics geared to dads but all parents and caregivers are welcome to attend.
 

Teen Scene

Our acclaimed annual teen panel serves to educate parents on the issues from the teen point of view. We present a panel of kids from all four high school grades, speaking candidly on “what’s out there” for a teen growing up in the NYC independent schools.
 

Parent Education

Our seminars, webinars and panels feature expert speakers on a variety of pressing parenting issues and concerns.

Check out NYC-PIA’s latest events:

Summer is Here! A Letter from our President

A Letter from our President As we head into the season, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to the NYC Parents In Action community. Your generosity and involvement have made this an impactful year for parents across our schools. As a volunteer-led nonprofit, every dollar donated supports our mission to strengthen parent communities and provide meaningful content that

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Parenting Scene 2025

Fathers Forum Presents Parenting Scene 2025 School Heads in Conversation with Jennifer Wallace April 29, 2025By Melanie Wells NYC-PIA Parenting Scene is an open discussion with parents, educators, and thought-leaders to delve into best practices for raising and educating children today.  On April 29, Heads of School Tom Kelly and Robbie Pennoyer, and journalist and

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The Family Dynamic: How Families Inspire Successful Siblings

The Family Dynamic: How Families Inspire Successful Siblings In her new book, Susan Dominus explores the mysteries of sibling academic and professional success By Carolyn Wise   How is it that all the siblings in one family can become highly successful professionally?  Is it laid-back parenting or energized parenting?  Nature or nurture?  Could it be birth order?  Or

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