Cultivating an Image of the Capable and Competent Child with Darcy Campbell

California International Reggio Center

Educator and coach Darcy Campbell explores how bias, experiences, fear, and fantasy can influence one's image of the child at any age.

La Scuola International School

CIRC Parent Workshops

CIRC is pleased to partner with experienced educator and parent coach Darcy Campbell for a series of 4 parent workshops. Darcy has 40 years of experience working with teachers, schools, families and children. Read more about Darcy's bio in the event info!

The California International Reggio Center (CIRC) is pleased to partner with experienced educator and parent coach Darcy Campbell for a series of four parent workshops.Join us on November 6, 2025 for Cultivating an Image of the Capable and Competent Child. This workshop will explore how bias, experiences, fear, and fantasy can influence one's image of the child, of any age.The goals of this workshop are:<ul><li>To help those in the presence of children understand what is getting in the way of you being clear</li><li>To support parenting through goals, values, and facts</li><li>To offer strategies and questions to guide in cultivating and empowering a capable and competent child…now and in the future</li></ul> About Darcy CampbellDarcy has 40 years of experience working with teachers, schools, families and children in the Bay Area and around the world. She is a strong advocate for children and specializes in reflective, responsive, collaborative teaching and parenting practices. Darcy was the founder and Executive Director of an inquiry based school in San Francisco, Cypress School of San Francisco (formerly known as Cow Hollow School) for 23 years and an adjunct professor of elementary and early childhood education at San Francisco State University for 18 years. Darcy is the co-founder of REAL Parenting and Teaching and founder of Darcy Campbell Coaching. As educator, coach, and advocate she has worked with people 3 months old to 75 years old to empower those in the presence of children with tools, resources, questions, and strategies to parent and raise children with dignity and respect.