6 Tips to Limit Summer Substance Use
Young adults use substances more often in summer, and hot temperatures can increase the risk of overdose. Get the latest stats, and learn ways to limit drinking and drug use in summer.
Movie Mondays
Movie Mondays
Mondays June 3rd-August 5th @4pm | In-person at SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Bring your family and friends to watch a movie and enjoy free snacks.
June 3rd - Shrek (rated PG)
June 10th - Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (rated PG-13)
June 17th - Rio (rated G)
June 24th - Spiderman (2002) (rated PG-13)
Wellness Journaling
Radiant Reflections: Summer Wellness Journaling
Wednesdays June 5th-July 31st@11am | In-person at SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Join us for a dedicated time and space to reflect and journal! Prompts will be given, and journals will be provided, but feel free to bring your own journal if you have one. There will be no program on June 19th.
Summer at HDCC
Fit & Fun: Summer Exercise Club for all
Tuesdays, June 4th-August 6th @4pm | In-person at SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Join us in some fun sports/fitness activities. All levels of physical ability are welcome! Please bring sunscreen, water, sunglasses, and a hat.
Wild Writers Work Group
Wild Writers Work Group
Fridays, June 7th-August 2nd @11am-6pm (drop-ins) | In-person at SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Calling all Young Professionals, College Students, & Recent Grads: Come by HDCC this summer to work alongside your peers on job applications, research projects, summer coursework, or anything else you have on your plate. This is a low-stakes, low commitment group created to offer support, accountability, and community. Drop-in and stay for however long you'd like.
Teen Mental Health
Critical Connections Summer Program
Calling all high school-age youth in Santa Clara County!
Do you:
⬥ Care about issues affecting your school and community?
⬥ Want to take action, but aren’t sure where to start?
⬥ Want to build the knowledge, skills, and attitude to become a better leader?
⬥ Want to connect with like-minded peers and work on projects to build youth power?
If you said yes to any of the above: apply for Critical Connections Summer, a free 5 week social justice leadership summer program that connects young people to build youth power and work towards social justice solutions that transform our communities.
Program Format
⬥ The program runs for 5 weeks from June 26th to July 26th.
⬥ Sessions are Wednesdays to Fridays, 11am-3:30pm (11am-4pm for in-person sessions). Wednesdays will be held virtually, and Thursdays and Fridays will be held in-person, contingent on the COVID-19 situation.
⬥ In this program, participants will:
Connect social and political issues to their personal experiences
Practice hands-on leadership skills
Build a supportive community
Organize an action-oriented project
⬥ This is a free program. Stipends are available for students in financial need.
Who should apply?
All Santa Clara County high school students are welcome to apply for this program! As an Asian American organization, we will center Asian American experiences in our program but all high school students are welcome to apply. No previous skills or experience is needed to apply. Stipends are available for students in financial need.
How do I apply?
Apply at bit.ly/ccs2024apply. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until spots are filled. Priority deadline is Friday, May 3rd 11:59PM.
Where can I learn more?
Learn more at our website or Instagram. See our most recent Instagram post to learn more about what activities we do in our program!
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to Lusi at Lusi@youthchangemakers.org for any questions!
How to Help Teens Avoid the Summer Slide
Join our Study: Using Community Voices for Future Health Programs
Join our Study: Using Community Voices for Future Health Programs
Earn a $20 gift card
We are looking for parents, teachers, young adults (18+), community leaders, and Latine community experts for a one-on-one interview where you will share your opinions on Latine food and nutrition needs.
Parent Volunteer Procedure
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Would you like to be able to volunteer on campus or with a student club? EVHS Parents & Guardians can go through the District's clearance process to be able to interact with students on campus and support EVHS events. The District's clearance process involves fingerprinting, a background check, and TB clearance. Once you are cleared by the district (you will be notified by email), you are able to assist the school by volunteering on campus and at school events in the future. If you are interested in becoming a cleared volunteer, please contact the principal's secretary, Ms. Angelica Rosete. She may be reached at (408) 347-7011 or at RoseteA@esuhsd.org. She will set up a time for you to come to EVHS to begin the process. You may bring the volunteer form with you for your very brief 5 minute appointment. After the appointment at EVHS, you would make an appointment with the district to be fingerprinted. The district fingerprinting process is free of charge.
Thank you for your support of our communities.
Unwind with Art
Unwind with Art
Mondays from 4-6pm | SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Join us at the HDCC on Mondays anytime between 4-6pm to unwind, do art, have a snack or even just chat about life. All community members are welcome. The event will NOT occur on April 1st.
Relajate con el arte
Relajate con el arte
Los lunes de 4-6pm | SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Acompañenos en la clinica de HDCC los lunes a cualquier momento entre las 4 y las 6 p.m. para relajarse, hacer arte, tomar un aperitivo o simplemente hablar sobre la vida. Todos los miembros de la comunidad son bienvenidos. El evento NO tendrá lugar el 1 de Abril.
THƯ GIẢN CÙNG NGHỆ THUẬT
THƯ GIẢN CÙNG NGHỆ THUẬT
Thứ hai từ 4 giờ chiều tới 6 giờ chiều | SJSU HDCC (Oak Grove High School, Building H2)
Hãy tham gia cùng chúng tôi tại HDCC vào thứ Hai bất cứ lúc nào từ 4-6 giờ chiều để thư giãn, làm nghệ thuật, ăn nhẹ hoặc thậm chí chỉ trò chuyện về cuộc sống. Tất cả các thành viên cộng đồng đều được chào đón. Sự kiện sẽ KHÔNG xảy ra vào ngày hoặc 1/4.
PLAY, LEARN AND HAVE FUN! FREE ADMISSION to THE TECH Interactive
PLAY, LEARN AND HAVE FUN! FREE ADMISSION to THE TECH Interactive
Museums for All is available throughout the year. We are closed on Mondays. We are open Tuesday–Sunday. (Please check our website for up-to-date information).
The Tech Interactive offers free general admission tickets with an educational IMAX®film, for families for up to six people as part of the Museums for All program. *No code is needed just mention Museums for All at our Front Desk.
Medi-Cal Renewal Information for Patients and Clients
Update your Medi-Cal with your latest contact information (address, phone, email) at
www.KeepMediCalCoverage.org.
If you have a medical record number (MRN), you can be assisted by the Patient Financial Services Department by calling
1-866-967-4677 or visiting 770 South Bascom Avenue in San José between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through
Friday.
If you do not have a medical record number, please contact the County of Santa Clara Social Services
Agency at 408-758-3600 or to www.KeepMediCalCoverage.org (or in Spanish at www.MantengaSuMediCal.org.)
2023-2024 Middle Class Scholarship Handbook
The California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) has recently announced the release of the 2023-2024 Middle Class Scholarship Program Handbook.
https://www.csac.ca.gov/sites/main/files/file-attachments/2023-24_mcs_handbook.pdf?1704405825
