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Expectant Parent Workshop

A Free Workshop to Assist You with Taking an Extended Absence due to a New Child

Congratulations on Expanding Your Family!

The Office of Benefit Services offers workshops to help employees plan and prepare for childbirth and childcare-related leaves (maternity, paternity, adoption, etc.). Participants will learn about FCPS leave benefits, such as Paid Parental Leave (PPL) and leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act. Additionally, they will learn about their disability benefits, receive a Preparing for Your Absence packet, and be able to ask staff questions at the end of the presentation. The Expectant Parent Workshop is open to all employees. 

Upcoming Workshops

Please note: even though this is a virtual workshop, space is limited.

DateTimeHow to Register for a Virtual Session
August 2024TBD

Log into MyPDE, and search "Expectant Parent Workshop".

(Max. 50 participants)

September 2024TBD

Workshop Materials

FCPS Lactation Support Program Brochure

This brochure describes the FCPS Lactation Support Program and includes the Lactation Time Request Form.

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