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Verdugo Hills High School

About
About
VHHS remains the only high school to serve the Tujunga Valley community since opening its doors in September of 1937. VHHS has grown in size and scope of programs, but what has remained consistent is our commitment to excellence.
Athletics
Athletics
Over 50% of VHHS students participate in over 20 team sports, ranging from football to golf. Our long-standing tradition of excellence in athletics is rooted in our commitment to help develop off-the-field talents in our student-athletes that include cooperation, dedication, leadership and perseverance.
Programs
Programs
The secret of our success starts with PASSION, which is fostered through three thriving academic communities. Students can pursue their unique interests and build relationships with like-minded peers and faculty.
Academics
Academics
At VHHS we are committed to the highest education standards that engage the whole student and enables them to be the change agents in the world. We help prepare students for learning by fostering a positive environment that allows students to feel comfortable being themselves.
Arts
Arts
VHHS offers four dynamic arts programs that provide in-depth exploration and training as well as flexibility to concentrate on multiple arts.
Student Life
Student Life
We celebrate individual talents through our many diverse social clubs, activities and distinguished academics. The adventures and the once in a lifetime moments you share with friends, who will become your extended family is what makes VHHS a great place to learn and grow.
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Psychiatric Social Worker

School Based Mental Health Services

My name is Ms. Good-Hart. Ms. Casas and I are your School-Based Psychiatric Social Workers this year. Our primary responsibility is to promote and support mental health awareness and social emotional development for all students. Any student can request to meet with us or be referred by their teacher, administrator or parent.

Some services we provide consist of:

Short-term individual counseling
Group counseling
Social- emotional lessons Family/parenting sessions Parent workshops
Crisis and Risk Management Collaboration with teachers and staff
Case management support Linkage to mental health and community based agencies

First page of the PDF file: MHSupportResourcesHandout12221

First page of the PDF file: SelfCareDuringtheHolidaysFLyer2

Suicide Prevention Resources

All resources available 24/7

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-TALK (8255)

Veterans: press 1

En Espanol: 1-888-628-9454

For Deaf & Hard of Hearing: 1-800-799-4889

Text "HOPE" to 741-741

Text with a trained counselor form the Crisis Text Line for free, 24/7

The Trevor Project

Phone, chat, and text support for LGBTQ+ youth.

1-866-488-7386

https://www.thetrevorproject.org/get-help/

Friendship Line

1-800-971-0016

Crisis and warm line for adults 60 years and older operated by Institute on aging

For mental Health resources visit the Take Action for Mental Health campaing at https://takeaction4mh.com/

suicideispreventable.org