Congratulations to our 2018 Homecoming Queen, Karl Cruz, and our BMOC, Jonathan Velasco!

Happy Wellness Wednesday!

Monday marked the beginning of Suicide Prevention Week. During this week individuals and organizations around the country join their voices together in order to broadcast the message that suicide can be prevented, and to give as many people as possible the tools and resources to support themselves and those around them. To view films about suicide prevention, visit:www.directingchangeCA.org.

For tools and resources specific for schools and youth, visit the Each Mind Matters Suicide Prevention Week Toolkit:  www.eachmindmatters.org/SPW2018.

If you would like a counselor to visit your classes to discuss suicide prevention, please let me know.

Self-Care Tip:

Make an inspiration collage and hang it where you can see it. Use it to help generate new ideas and thoughts when you need them.

Kindness Challenge:

Ask someone “how are you today?” Practice active listening.

Please continue to encourage students to experience the Wellness Wednesday Relaxation Lounge in the Counseling Center at lunch on Wednesdays. It’s the perfect spot to de-stress and decompress. Nurse Wegener also has a relaxation space for students who need.

Have a wonderful day everyone!

#BeWellRedDevils

Lysabeth Luansing-Garcia

School Counselor for last names PIM to SANS

Student Support Team Coordinator

Office Hours 7:45AM to 3PM

www.SUHIcounseling.com

@SUHIcounseling

(619) 474-9771

Clubs will be selling food and beverages in the quad on September 5th during lunch, so don’t forget to bring your money!

Check out the Red Devils After D(arc) schedule for September!

Aug 23, 2018

Dear Parents,

Over the past few days, the National City Police Department has responded to several concerning incidents related to drug overdoses which involved some Sweetwater High School students.  The Police department has been working closely with our Sweetwater High School administrators to both share information and identify the root of the problem.

As we continue with our investigation, we are encouraging parents to talk to their student about the overall negative effects of potentially life threatening.  Please check to see that your student does not have any suspicious paraphernalia or packages in their belongings or at home.

We will continue to work with our law enforcement to make sure that all of our students are safe and away from drugs.  Please contact the National City police department at (619)336-4411 or Sweetwater High school at (619)474-9700 if you have any questions or concerns.

Common signs and symptoms of a drug overdose may include:

• Disorientation or confusion
• Unsteady walking
• Agitation or paranoia
• Dilated pupils
• Slow, shallow or difficulty breathing
• Cool, clammy skin OR high body temperature
• Lips or fingernails are blue in color
• No response to abrupt physical contact
• Chest pain
• Nausea or vomiting
• Seizure or convulsions
• Difficult to awaken
• Unconsciousness
• Death

Thank you

Sincerely,

SUHI Administration

Welcome Back/Fall Spirit Assembly Agenda

August 24th, 2018

P.1-4; Assembly, Lunch, P.5-7 (11:10AM-12:26PM)

11:10 – 11:20 – Move Into New Gym

11:21 – 11:22​​ – Introduction of Assembly

11:23 – 11:25​​ – Roll Call

11:26 – 11:29 – ​Red Rebels​ Performance

11:30 – 11:34​​ – Cheer​​​​ Performance

11:35 – 11:36​​ – Introduce New​​ Head Coach Huckaby

11:37 – 11:39  – ​Co-ed Football​ 

11:40 – 11:43​​Ballet Folklorico Performance

11:44 – 11:46  – ​Girls Volleyball

11:47 – 11:51 – Mariachi Performance

11:52 – 11:54 – ​Girls Golf​

11:55 – 11:57  – Girls Tennis 

11:58 – 12:02​​ – Advance Dance Performance

12:03 – 12:05 – Girls Cross Country

12:06 – 12:08 – Boys Cross Country

12:09 – 12:14  – Class Officers Activity 

12:15 –  12:20​​ HOCO Court ​​ Top 5 BMOC/Queen

12:21 – 12:22​​ – Alma Mater 

12:23 – 12:26​​ – Dismissal to Lunch

View the tutoring schedule!

Visit congressionalappchallenge.us for more details!

Sweetwater Union High School District has partnered with the National Math Science Initiative (NMSI) to increase student success in STEM (Math, Science, Computer Science, and English) Advanced Placement courses. The partnership will provide support to AP students, teachers, and the school. To read more about the supports provided by NMSI, click here.