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Jackson State E-center Hosts ADHD/ADD Conference Oct. 16, 8:30-4:30 p.m. Raymond Rd. Guest Speaker Dr. John Jolly and Stephanie Butler and others. $40. 923-8667.

8 am to 2pm, JSU Mississippi E-center on Raymond Road. The old Allstate Buliding.
Registration fee of $45.The day of the Conference the fee is $55 so we
encourage people to come out and sign up before the conference.
Speaker are Dr. John Jolly, Dr. Richard Rhoden, Dr. André Buteau and Stephanie
Butler.
Registration is September 30th at Ridgeland Library on Hwy 51 beginning at
5pm. Then October 12th at the Eudora Welty library at 5 pm will be the last
Registration before the day of the conference. If business are interested in
setting up booths or displays they may do so for a small fee.
For more information please contact Rhonda at 601-923-8667 or Shannon at
601-238-7966 Or e-mail [e-mail missing]
This Conference is for everyone.Teachers,Educators,Doctors,Students and
Parent are welcome to come.
We have Licensed Doctors to teach the Seminars. We will cover
Medicine,Education,Color codes and ETC….

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