A new year is a great time to recommit to taking care of your mental health. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out for help. There are resources available. #itsoktonotbeok #youmatter #mentalhealthmatters #2023 #safeutapp #call988 #headspace #connectsummitcounty
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
mental health resources
It's that time of year when anxiety tends to take hold of many of us. Here's an exercise that can help relieve some of that and can even help us fall into a better sleep. Try these five progressive muscle relaxation techniques for yourself and see if it works for you. #mentalhealthmatters #tistheseason
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
five PMR
Summit County has excellent resources when it comes to getting our mental health in check. Visit connectsummitcounty.org/ to learn what options are available from prevention to treatment. #connectsummitcounty #mentalhealthmatters #tistheseason
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Connect Summit County
Don't forget to take care of yourself in the midst of all the holiday excitement! Meditation is an excellent way to practice mindfulness and calm your body and your mind. Here's one resource that is free for educators for is great for everyone! #mindfulness #tistheseason #mentalhealthmatters
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
headspace
It's not always holly and jolly this time of year and that's ok. If you need to take a break or rest, go ahead. If you or someone you know needs help getting through the holidays, reach out. There are resources available. #itsoktonotbeok #mentalhealthmatters
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
mental health resources
kids resting
It doesn't matter if you're reading with a buddy, a spider, a teacher or all by yourself, just keep reading. SSHS students can take advantage of Mr. Larson's floor to ceiling library as he's well on his way to building the most comprehensive classroom library in the state. #readanewbookmonth @paullarson68 #utpubliced #wearesouthsummit
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
student reading
student reading with tarantula
Ms. Mitchell reading
Mr. Larson's library
The holidays can cause stress and anxiety for some people. When you feel like your emotions are overwhelming or you are panicking, these steps can help ground you.
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
five senses
What do you do on the longest night of the year? Celebrate Saturn, the God of agriculture and time like ancient Romans? Or eat Japanese pumpkin hoping for bit of good luck? Tell us your #wintersolsticetraditions
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
winter solstice
Enjoy the break! Happy holidays!
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
holiday break
South Summit School District needs substitutes. This is a great opportunity to help out your community and get paid! #wearesouthsummit
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
substitute info
The National Junior Honor Society sold doughnuts recently to raise money for the @parkcitypeacehouse . peacehouse.org They were thrilled to bring in $725. Way to go, South Summit Middle School! #parkcitypeacehouse #wearesouthsummit #southsummitmiddle #njhs
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
NJHS
We cannot express the importance of washing your hands. The CDC reports that absenteeism due to gastrointestinal illness in schoolchildren could be reduced by up to 57% with proper hand washing. They also state that hand washing could reduce the risk of respiratory illnesses, like colds, in the general population by up to 21%. #washyourhands #handwashingawarenessweek
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
handwashing awareness
Tonight is the night for you to hear from a national expert on "Current Alcohol, Drug and Concealment Trends". Officer Jermaine Gallaway, an in-demand speaker from Texas , is here to speak to the parents in our community. Thanks to Summit County Health Department, Chief Carpenter and Sheriff Martinez! Officer Gallaway's presentation will start at 6:00 p.m. tonight at the Park City Eccles Center. #wearesouthsummit #summitcountyhealth #officergallaway
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Officer Gallaway
Officer Gallaway spanish
Now is your chance to hear from a national expert on "Current Alcohol, Drug and Concealment Trends". Officer Jermaine Gallaway, an in-demand speaker from Texas , is coming to speak to the parents in our community. Thanks to Summit County Health Department, Chief Carpenter and Sheriff Martinez who were able to secure Officer Gallaway on Wed. Nov. 30th at 6:00 p.m. at the PC Eccles Center. Mark your calendars because you don't want to miss this. #wearesouthsummit #summitcountyhealth #officergallaway
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Officer Gallaway
Officer Gallaway spanish
We wish you all the turkey, stuffing and pie you can handle. Happy Thanksgiving!
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Thanksgiving
The holidays can cause stress and anxiety for some people. If that's you and you need an easy guide to some grounding techniques, try the five senses activity.
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
five senses
We're thankful for our students and the light we see in their eyes everyday. What are you thankful for this week?
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
thankful
The District Office spread some holiday cheer today delivering holiday bonuses and gifts to the schools. #wearesouthsummit #happyholidays #thankstoschoolboard
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
district
chairs
Jeremy
Break time! Happy Thanksgiving!
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Thanksgiving break
Parents: Today's the last day to watch Dr. Kane's presentation about cyberbullying and digital detox. You would be shocked if you knew what the #1 bullying statement is that's circulating on social media right now. Do you want to find out? You can learn that and more including many of the impacts of screen time and social media on teens and young people. Watch Dr. Christy Kane's presentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-meAPM0szU&t=544s Did you realize that teens spend up to 12.6 hours a day on screens? And that can lead to: increased violence and risk-taking behaviors, substance abuse, negative stereotyping. It can also cause: sleep issues, lower grades, weight and mood problems. Parents can help prevent these issues with preventative steps. Dr. Kane is a coveted advisor in the area of mental health and has over 20 years of experience leading the Mental Health Clinic. She focuses her work on neurology, mental health stability, and how electronics are affecting the human brain. She spoke at SSHS a few weeks ago, and unfortunately had a small turnout. If you missed it, you missed out. Watch her presentation here on YouTube and learn steps you can take to prevent mental health crises. It's only available until Nov. 21st. Don't miss it this time! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-meAPM0szU&t=544s
over 1 year ago, South Summit School District
Dr. Kane