Community Events
A Talk in the Park
Recently graduated and former students of Severna Park High School will present a panel discussion on high school life and beyond. Teens have so many decisions to make and post-high school plans to consider; it can be tough to know which path will be the “right” path. Pressure from parents, classmates, and even ourselves may feel overwhelming. The best course for your peers may not be the best option for you. We will discuss navigating high school classes, college and career path decision-making, looking for the best individual fit, and finding joy along the way.
Thursday June 2
7:00 p.m.
Boone Station Hall
Severna Park Community Community Center, 623 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard, Severna Park.
This one-hour event is best suited for students in or approaching high school. Family members are welcome too. No registration is required. Please join us, and spread the word.
Thursday June 2
7:00 p.m.
Boone Station Hall
Severna Park Community Community Center, 623 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard, Severna Park.
This one-hour event is best suited for students in or approaching high school. Family members are welcome too. No registration is required. Please join us, and spread the word.
Severna Park High School Counseling Center: Virtual Calming Room
There are many ways for teens to practice self-care. Sometimes all that is needed is a simple reminder to pause and take a few moments for oneself. We were delighted to see the Virtual Calming Room on Severna Park High School’s counseling web site. You can click on each picture or item to reveal a new mental health self-care resource such as a mini yoga class, meditative art, reminders of kindness and acceptance, and peer support and counseling opportunities.
There are many ways for teens to practice self-care. Sometimes all that is needed is a simple reminder to pause and take a few moments for oneself. We were delighted to see the Virtual Calming Room on Severna Park High School’s counseling web site. You can click on each picture or item to reveal a new mental health self-care resource such as a mini yoga class, meditative art, reminders of kindness and acceptance, and peer support and counseling opportunities.
