Co-Parenting for Successful Kids

On-Site: Trained Purdue Extension Educators present on-site classes at locations throughout the state in at least 36 counties. The class is a one-time four-hour class. Parents gain positive educational experiences by being in a classroom with others in similar situations. Click Here for the list of on-site classes offered in surrounding counties. The course is $50 per participant.

Online: The online class takes about three-four hours to complete and may be completed in one-setting or broken into segments that meet individual scheduling needs. Online class includes video instruction, interactive pages, and chapter reviews. Responses to journal are provided by Extension staff in Indiana. Many participants say this is a unique and valuable part of the class. Please contact 812-435-5287 for the ONLINE COURSE link.  The course is $50 per participant. (Please note, if you are a resident of Dubois or Vanderburgh County you are required to take the In-Person class.  You must receive approval from your judge in these counties in order to do the online class)

Please call Purdue Extension - Vanderburgh County at 812-435-5287 if you have any questions.

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