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On September 26, 2026, parent meetings were held at the college on the topic “Effective interaction between parents and educational institutions.” The director of the college, Alexey Pavlovich Kuchur, addressed those present with a welcoming speech. Then Deputy Director for Educational Work M. N. Kureichik spoke. In her speech, Marina Nikolaevna highlighted important issues aimed at building a clear and effective relationship between parents, curators, teachers and college administration. Special attention M. N. Kureichik paid attention to the importance of observing the rules of residence in the dormitory and the internal regulations of the college. Next, the heads of the departments spoke: electronics – I. N. Chagaeva, radio engineering department – E. N. Komyak, computer technology department – I. G. Smoler. They dwelled in detail on the features of organizing the educational process, intermediate and final certification, introduced legal representatives to the proposed electives and interest groups, talked about interaction with enterprises and employment prospects for graduates. BSMU volunteer S. P. Goz also spoke to the parents. with the topic “Adolescent crisis conditions. The place of parents in the problem. How to spot danger." Sofia Pavlovna spoke in detail about the connection between mental pain, self-harm and physical pain. She drew the attention of parents to the peculiarities of communication with teenagers, and offered recommendations for providing the right support and assistance in overcoming failures and difficult periods in life. An important point of the meeting was the speech of E. N. Bulko, a specialist from the IDN MOB Department of Internal Affairs of the administration of the Sovetsky district of Minsk, who presented statistics on offenses among minors. Elena Nikolaevna focused on the important role of the family in the prevention of crime and delinquency, noting that it is the family environment that largely determines the formation of moral values ​​and law-abiding behavior in children. Parents were also given booklets with information on how to spot possible danger in the behavior of teenagers. They presented markers of crisis conditions, as well as contact information for college staff and institutions providing psychological and psychiatric care. At the end of the event, parents were able to communicate with the curators of the study groups, the college administration and ask questions that interested them. Thus, the event became an important step towards strengthening the interaction between family and college, maintaining the psychological health of adolescents and creating a favorable educational environment.