The month of May we are having our Career Speaker Series. Each speaker will present during one class period. Students interested in attending one of the following presentations, will need to sign up in the Library with Miss Cammie. Students will receive a permission slip to be signed by their teacher in order to attend the presentation.

* Firefighter - May 10th- Period 3

* Jui Jitsu Trainer/Business owner- May 12th- Period 3

* Registered Nurse- May 18th- Period 4

* Business Analyst for the Dept of the Navy- May 24th- Period 3

* Social Worker- May 25th- Period 3

* Division Manager for Hot Topic- May 17th- Period 5

Mental Health Awareness Month – May

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The vision of a nation where anyone affected by mental illness can get the appropriate support and quality of care to live healthy, fulfilling lives in communities where no one feels alone in their struggle. We are experiencing a shift in public perception of mental health. Resources are available and people are encouraged to seek support.

Anyone can have a mental illness just as they can have a physical illness. No one asks for either one. We need to show compassion for people living with mental illness just as we would for people with cancer, diabetes, or heart disease.

May is a time to raise awareness of those living with mental or behavioral health issues and to help reduce the stigma so many experience. Stigma is a barrier to accessing mental healthcare. Not only does mental illness cause pain, distress, and loss, but it can trigger a social reaction — prejudice — which is as limiting as the condition itself. People with mental illness have said that stigma, how people judge them, is a barrier to a full life. Reducing stigma encourages people to seek the help they need for what we know are treatable conditions – and can result in significant improvements in individual and family lives.

Some ways to reduce stigma:

• Educate yourself and others.
• Be conscious of language.
• Get treatment.
• Don’t isolate yourself.
• Don’t let stigma create self-doubt and shame.
• Join a support group.

Ms. Kristen Rice serves all RVHS students. You can make an appointment with her by clicking the box below or reaching out to her by email or phone at:

krice1@tvusd.us

School Office --- 951-695-7320 ext 207

Cell (Call or Text) --951-401-9935

TVUSD Summer School Registration Form -----CLICK HERE

Location: Temecula Valley High School
Dates: June 13th to July 8th. *No school on Monday, July 4th.
First Session: 8:30 to 10:30
Break: 10:30 to 10:45
Second Session: 10:45 to 12:45
*Accelerated courses: 8:30 to 12:45

Registration will open Monday, April 11, 2022 at 8:00 am and close Friday, May 20, 2022 at 4:00 pm.
Not all registered courses are guaranteed. Schedules are determined by course availability.

Students will be expected to adhere to the Summer School Attendance requirements. Students will be dropped upon the 2nd absence and will not receive credit. One day of summer school is equal to two weeks of instruction.

Traditionally students who complete four years of their high school education without completing the requirements for a high school diploma are referred to the District’s Adult Education Program or to the community college. Students who have a reasonable chance of graduating by the end of a fifth year of high school may be offered an opportunity to earn their diploma at SAEC. Your approval is contingent upon satisfactory completion of this application, in addition to the level of focus and responsibility you demonstrated this school year.

Please fill out all sections completely and turn in the application prior to the due date. Late and incomplete applications may not be considered. Guardians/Students: Please only submit one application per student. Your application process is complete when you click submit.

Application Due by May 15, 2020

Sparkman Alternative Education Center 5th Year Senior Application- CLICK HERE

The Riverside County Office of Education Foundation (RCOEF) has selected your district to receive scholarship funds for deserving and qualified high school seniors that are graduating June 2022 and enrolling in college.

We are offering STEM scholarships sponsored by Edison International and the 3M Foundation and non-STEM scholarships sponsored by the RCOEF for districts included in this correspondence (Nuview USD, Perris UHSD, Temecula Valley USD, and Riverside USD).The deadline for accepting applications is June 30, 2022.

Flyers with details about both scholarships are available for download from the links below. The flyers also have links to the required application forms. Please be sure to disseminate this important information to your senior class prior to the last day of school to give them time to complete the applications in time for the June 30 deadline.

• RCOEF Scholarship Flyer
• RCOEF STEM Scholarship Flyer

Applications and required forms must be submitted in PDF format via email to rcoefoundation@rcoe.us.

Should you need additional information or have questions about the RCOEF student scholarship program you may contact Ed Lewis, Foundation Director, at elewis@rcoe.us.