🎉 Congratulations, Mrs. Smith! 🎉
This morning, Mrs. Smith, a third grade teacher at Bethel Springs Elementary, was surprised in her classroom with the Citadel Heart of Learning Award! Her students and colleagues celebrated as the award was presented right where she does what she loves most—teaching and inspiring young learners every day.
The Citadel Heart of Learning Award recognizes outstanding educators who demonstrate exceptional dedication, passion, and impact in the classroom.
Thank you, Mrs. Smith, for the heart you bring to Bethel Springs and for making a difference in the lives of your students! 💙📚 #GVFeeling @citadelcreditunion
This morning, Mrs. Smith, a third grade teacher at Bethel Springs Elementary, was surprised in her classroom with the Citadel Heart of Learning Award! Her students and colleagues celebrated as the award was presented right where she does what she loves most—teaching and inspiring young learners every day.
The Citadel Heart of Learning Award recognizes outstanding educators who demonstrate exceptional dedication, passion, and impact in the classroom.
Thank you, Mrs. Smith, for the heart you bring to Bethel Springs and for making a difference in the lives of your students! 💙📚 #GVFeeling @citadelcreditunion
Students in Mrs. Rick's 7th Grade Science class used Magic School Student to support their learning about organisms. Ss first used RAINA to gather 10 traits of an organism or their choosing, then partnered up and added traits and characteristics of two organisms into a hybrid animal!
The Bethel Springs 2nd Grade Wax Museum was a huge success!
Our second graders transformed into famous figures from history, sports, science, the arts, and beyond. Each student selected a notable individual, studied their life and accomplishments, and created a speech based on their findings.
Families were invited to tour the “exhibits” as special guests. When visitors stopped and pressed the red button, the living statues came to life; delivering their speeches while staying fully in character.
With the guidance and support of their dedicated teachers and classroom paraprofessionals, students demonstrated strong research skills and creativity. We are so proud of the effort, focus, and enthusiasm they showed throughout this memorable experience.
Awesome job to our outstanding 2nd graders for bringing history to life!
#GVfeeling #BethelSprings #FutureLeaders #GVproud
🐾🌎 Our 1st graders welcomed families to celebrate their learning from the Animals and Habitats unit!
Students proudly shared digital books, creative habitat dioramas, and AI-generated images that brought their research to life. It was wonderful to see them confidently explain how animals survive and thrive in different environments.
We’re so proud of our young Jaguars! 🐆✨
Students proudly shared digital books, creative habitat dioramas, and AI-generated images that brought their research to life. It was wonderful to see them confidently explain how animals survive and thrive in different environments.
We’re so proud of our young Jaguars! 🐆✨
🧸👕 Spring Children’s Clothing Turnabout at Elam UMC 👟🧥
Elam United Methodist Church is hosting its Spring Children’s Clothing Turnabout Consignment Sale — a community event where families can buy and sell gently used children’s clothing, toys, and more.
It’s a great opportunity to save money, share resources, and connect with other local families.
📍 Location: Pierce Family Life Center
Elam United Methodist Church
1073 Smithbridge Road, Glen Mills
📅 Event Schedule:
• Consign: Thursday, April 23 | 5:00–7:00 p.m.
• Shop: Friday, April 24 | 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
• Shop: Saturday, April 25 | 8:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
• Pick-Up Unsold Items: Saturday, April 25 | 12:30–2:30 p.m.
Volunteers are also needed for set-up and sale days. To volunteer or ask questions, contact Jackie Brandt at Jackie_Brandt@live.com.
For more information, visit: https://elamumc.org/childrens_turnabout
Please note: Garnet Valley School District is not affiliated with this organization. This post is shared for informational purposes only. The district does not endorse any specific organization.
Elam United Methodist Church is hosting its Spring Children’s Clothing Turnabout Consignment Sale — a community event where families can buy and sell gently used children’s clothing, toys, and more.
It’s a great opportunity to save money, share resources, and connect with other local families.
📍 Location: Pierce Family Life Center
Elam United Methodist Church
1073 Smithbridge Road, Glen Mills
📅 Event Schedule:
• Consign: Thursday, April 23 | 5:00–7:00 p.m.
• Shop: Friday, April 24 | 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
• Shop: Saturday, April 25 | 8:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
• Pick-Up Unsold Items: Saturday, April 25 | 12:30–2:30 p.m.
Volunteers are also needed for set-up and sale days. To volunteer or ask questions, contact Jackie Brandt at Jackie_Brandt@live.com.
For more information, visit: https://elamumc.org/childrens_turnabout
Please note: Garnet Valley School District is not affiliated with this organization. This post is shared for informational purposes only. The district does not endorse any specific organization.
📱✨ Screen Smart GV in Action at Bethel Springs Elementary! ✨📱
Our K–2 students at Bethel Springs Elementary recently participated in Screen Smart GV, an engaging and interactive presentation led by Julie Devine and Garnet Valley High School students.
Together, they explored important topics such as digital footprints, safe technology use, and what it means to be a responsible digital citizen.
Our youngest Jaguars eagerly raised their hands to answer questions, shared thoughtful ideas about balancing screen time, and demonstrated a strong understanding of how to make smart choices online. It was inspiring to see our high school students modeling leadership while empowering elementary learners with the tools they need to navigate today’s digital world safely and confidently.
Thank you to Julie Devine and our GVHS presenters for supporting responsible technology use across our district!
#GVfeeling #ScreenSmartGV #DigitalCitizenship #JagsLead
Our K–2 students at Bethel Springs Elementary recently participated in Screen Smart GV, an engaging and interactive presentation led by Julie Devine and Garnet Valley High School students.
Together, they explored important topics such as digital footprints, safe technology use, and what it means to be a responsible digital citizen.
Our youngest Jaguars eagerly raised their hands to answer questions, shared thoughtful ideas about balancing screen time, and demonstrated a strong understanding of how to make smart choices online. It was inspiring to see our high school students modeling leadership while empowering elementary learners with the tools they need to navigate today’s digital world safely and confidently.
Thank you to Julie Devine and our GVHS presenters for supporting responsible technology use across our district!
#GVfeeling #ScreenSmartGV #DigitalCitizenship #JagsLead
Exciting 3d Prints for our CKLA Units!
Today, teachers at Bethel Springs Elementary participated in an AI Pop-Up Professional Learning session focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) thoughtfully and responsibly to support their work. Our instructional coaches led various stations that explored practical ways AI can enhance lesson design, streamline planning, analyze student data, and personalize learning while keeping student thinking and strong instruction at the center. We’re proud of our educators for continuing to grow, adapt, and explore tools that help them better serve our students. Learning never stops in Garnet Valley, especially for our teachers! ☘️
📱🔐 Parent Training Opportunity: Online Safety for Students
DCIU Teaching and Learning invites parents to join an important virtual workshop focused on helping families navigate today’s digital world.
🗓 March 26, 2026
⏰ 6:00–8:00 p.m.
💻 Via Zoom
Presenter: Detective Joe Walsh, Aston Township Police Department
This session will help parents better understand the online environments their children use every day. Topics include:
• Social media
• Online gaming
• Cyberbullying
• Digital privacy
• Practical strategies to support healthy technology use
Parents will leave with clear, actionable tips to help protect their children while encouraging responsible and balanced technology habits.
Please note: This workshop is designed for parents. Act 48 or continuing education credit will not be provided for professionals who choose to attend.
Registration is required by March 25, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Register here: https://www.dciu.org/ParentTrainings
The Zoom link will be sent the day before the training.
We encourage all families to take advantage of this timely and informative session.
DCIU Teaching and Learning invites parents to join an important virtual workshop focused on helping families navigate today’s digital world.
🗓 March 26, 2026
⏰ 6:00–8:00 p.m.
💻 Via Zoom
Presenter: Detective Joe Walsh, Aston Township Police Department
This session will help parents better understand the online environments their children use every day. Topics include:
• Social media
• Online gaming
• Cyberbullying
• Digital privacy
• Practical strategies to support healthy technology use
Parents will leave with clear, actionable tips to help protect their children while encouraging responsible and balanced technology habits.
Please note: This workshop is designed for parents. Act 48 or continuing education credit will not be provided for professionals who choose to attend.
Registration is required by March 25, 2026 at 4:00 p.m.
Register here: https://www.dciu.org/ParentTrainings
The Zoom link will be sent the day before the training.
We encourage all families to take advantage of this timely and informative session.
🎉🐾 What a fantastic time at our Faculty vs. Student Bocce Games!
Laughter, friendly competition, and plenty of school spirit filled the air as students and staff faced off on the bocce courts. From impressive throws to enthusiastic cheers from the sidelines, it was a true celebration of community and connection.
Events like this remind us that some of the best moments happen when we come together, support one another, and simply have fun. Thank you to everyone who played, cheered, and helped make the day such a success!
Who do you think had the best bocce skills—students or faculty? 😉
For more pics from the games: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QfniwtZ1poZu1jM2ZL_8d6HbZKw9Mpo_/view?usp=sharing
#GVfeeling #JaguarPride #StrongerTogether #GVcommunity #GVHSBocce
Laughter, friendly competition, and plenty of school spirit filled the air as students and staff faced off on the bocce courts. From impressive throws to enthusiastic cheers from the sidelines, it was a true celebration of community and connection.
Events like this remind us that some of the best moments happen when we come together, support one another, and simply have fun. Thank you to everyone who played, cheered, and helped make the day such a success!
Who do you think had the best bocce skills—students or faculty? 😉
For more pics from the games: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QfniwtZ1poZu1jM2ZL_8d6HbZKw9Mpo_/view?usp=sharing
#GVfeeling #JaguarPride #StrongerTogether #GVcommunity #GVHSBocce
🌟 Nominations Are Now Open for the 2026 Making a Difference Awards! 🌟
Please take a moment to watch the Making a Difference Nomination Video and use the link below to submit your nomination for this year’s awards.
Garnet Valley has a strong tradition of outstanding nominations, and we know there are so many individuals in our Jag Community who deserve to be recognized. Consider nominating:
• A classmate who has overcome challenges
• A teacher or para who goes above and beyond
• A bus driver or staff member who fosters belonging
• Any member of our community who demonstrates a deep commitment to inclusion
The Making a Difference Awards celebrate individuals who support and uplift students with disabilities in meaningful, lasting ways. Let’s continue to show what inclusion looks like in Garnet Valley.
Submit your nomination here: https://delawarecountyintermediateunit.formstack.com/forms/making_a_difference_award_nomination_form
Watch video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arErZwe8_UE
#GVfeeling #JagCommunity #MakingADifference
Please take a moment to watch the Making a Difference Nomination Video and use the link below to submit your nomination for this year’s awards.
Garnet Valley has a strong tradition of outstanding nominations, and we know there are so many individuals in our Jag Community who deserve to be recognized. Consider nominating:
• A classmate who has overcome challenges
• A teacher or para who goes above and beyond
• A bus driver or staff member who fosters belonging
• Any member of our community who demonstrates a deep commitment to inclusion
The Making a Difference Awards celebrate individuals who support and uplift students with disabilities in meaningful, lasting ways. Let’s continue to show what inclusion looks like in Garnet Valley.
Submit your nomination here: https://delawarecountyintermediateunit.formstack.com/forms/making_a_difference_award_nomination_form
Watch video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arErZwe8_UE
#GVfeeling #JagCommunity #MakingADifference
🌿🐦 BSES Nature Trail Round-Up 2025 🐦🌿
A special thank you to BSES 4th Grade Teacher and multi-time World Series of Birding Champion, Mr. Brian “Mr. BQ” Quindlen, M.Ed., for preparing the 2025 BSES Nature Trail Round-Up, now featured on the GV Trailblazers blog.
This year’s recap highlights an incredible season of birding and outdoor learning along the paths and waterways of the BSES Nature Trail. Students engaged through Trailblazers After School Activities, Trailblazers Summer Camps, and hands-on field trips that brought science to life in our own backyard.
For more than a decade, Mr. BQ, Trailblazers Summer Camp Co-Sponsor Mr. Brian McLaughlin, dedicated BSES staff, Bethel community volunteers, and many others have supported eBird data collection on the Nature Trail. Thanks to their sustained efforts, more than 150 bird species have been observed and documented.
This is authentic, student-centered learning in action. We are grateful to everyone who continues to invest time and expertise into this unique outdoor experience for our students.
Read the full Round-Up on the GV Trailblazers blog: https://www.gvtrailblazers.net/single-post/bses-nature-trail-round-up-2025
#GVfeeling #GVTrailblazers #BSESproud #OutdoorLearning
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
A special thank you to BSES 4th Grade Teacher and multi-time World Series of Birding Champion, Mr. Brian “Mr. BQ” Quindlen, M.Ed., for preparing the 2025 BSES Nature Trail Round-Up, now featured on the GV Trailblazers blog.
This year’s recap highlights an incredible season of birding and outdoor learning along the paths and waterways of the BSES Nature Trail. Students engaged through Trailblazers After School Activities, Trailblazers Summer Camps, and hands-on field trips that brought science to life in our own backyard.
For more than a decade, Mr. BQ, Trailblazers Summer Camp Co-Sponsor Mr. Brian McLaughlin, dedicated BSES staff, Bethel community volunteers, and many others have supported eBird data collection on the Nature Trail. Thanks to their sustained efforts, more than 150 bird species have been observed and documented.
This is authentic, student-centered learning in action. We are grateful to everyone who continues to invest time and expertise into this unique outdoor experience for our students.
Read the full Round-Up on the GV Trailblazers blog: https://www.gvtrailblazers.net/single-post/bses-nature-trail-round-up-2025
#GVfeeling #GVTrailblazers #BSESproud #OutdoorLearning
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
🪙❤️ BSES Coins for Kids Makes a Big Impact ❤️🪙
Tara Allen and Katie Klemens, Building Principal and Assistant Principal at Bethel Springs Elementary School, extend their sincere thanks to our incredible BSES families for coming together in support of a powerful cause.
Through the Coins for Kids fundraiser, our community raised an outstanding $10,605.66 for the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware.
These donations help provide a true home away from home for families whose children are receiving medical treatment. Your generosity will make a meaningful difference for families during some of their most challenging moments.
To celebrate this achievement, BSES students enjoyed a well-earned Movie & Pajama Day, and winning classes were treated to a McDonald’s lunch. A special thank you to everyone who contributed and helped with coin counting to make this event such a success.
We are proud of the compassion and leadership shown by our students and families.
#GVfeeling #BSESproud #GVCares #JagsGiveBack
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
Tara Allen and Katie Klemens, Building Principal and Assistant Principal at Bethel Springs Elementary School, extend their sincere thanks to our incredible BSES families for coming together in support of a powerful cause.
Through the Coins for Kids fundraiser, our community raised an outstanding $10,605.66 for the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware.
These donations help provide a true home away from home for families whose children are receiving medical treatment. Your generosity will make a meaningful difference for families during some of their most challenging moments.
To celebrate this achievement, BSES students enjoyed a well-earned Movie & Pajama Day, and winning classes were treated to a McDonald’s lunch. A special thank you to everyone who contributed and helped with coin counting to make this event such a success.
We are proud of the compassion and leadership shown by our students and families.
#GVfeeling #BSESproud #GVCares #JagsGiveBack
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
💛 Thank You, GV Community 💛
We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to GVCTC during the holiday season. Through the generosity of our staff, students, and the Garnet Valley community, an incredible $8,939.25 was raised.
Because of this support, GVCTC was able to assist 31 Garnet Valley families during the winter holidays. Your kindness made a meaningful difference for families in our own community.
In that same spirit of support, we invite families to join us for an upcoming parent presentation:
21st Century Teens
Supporting teens with healthy coping skills and practical tools you can use right away
📅 Wednesday, February 25
📍 GVHS Library
⏰ 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
👶 Babysitting will be available
This program will provide practical guidance from experts who have dedicated their careers to understanding and supporting teens and young adults. Adolescence is a critical period of growth and transition. Together, we can equip our students with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges with confidence.
We hope you will join us.
#GVfeeling #GVCares #GVCommunity
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to GVCTC during the holiday season. Through the generosity of our staff, students, and the Garnet Valley community, an incredible $8,939.25 was raised.
Because of this support, GVCTC was able to assist 31 Garnet Valley families during the winter holidays. Your kindness made a meaningful difference for families in our own community.
In that same spirit of support, we invite families to join us for an upcoming parent presentation:
21st Century Teens
Supporting teens with healthy coping skills and practical tools you can use right away
📅 Wednesday, February 25
📍 GVHS Library
⏰ 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
👶 Babysitting will be available
This program will provide practical guidance from experts who have dedicated their careers to understanding and supporting teens and young adults. Adolescence is a critical period of growth and transition. Together, we can equip our students with the tools they need to navigate life’s challenges with confidence.
We hope you will join us.
#GVfeeling #GVCares #GVCommunity
*Visual content in this post was generated using artificial intelligence to represent an idea or scenario that could not be photographed directly.
🏆🐾 Congratulations to Jyothsana “Joey” Anandh for winning the Delaware County Regional Spelling Bee this past Saturday!
Joey’s dedication, preparation, and perseverance earned her the regional title, and we could not be more proud of this outstanding achievement.
She will now represent Garnet Valley at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. this May. What an incredible opportunity to compete on the national stage!
Join us in wishing Joey the very best as she prepares for Nationals. We are cheering you on every step of the way! 📚✨
Joey’s dedication, preparation, and perseverance earned her the regional title, and we could not be more proud of this outstanding achievement.
She will now represent Garnet Valley at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C. this May. What an incredible opportunity to compete on the national stage!
Join us in wishing Joey the very best as she prepares for Nationals. We are cheering you on every step of the way! 📚✨
We plan to open school on time tomorrow. Our snow teams, along with regional road crews, made significant progress today, and based on current conditions, we are in a good position for a normal opening.
There is, of course, no way to predict with certainty whether major icing could develop overnight. At this point, however, conditions and treatment efforts support opening on time. Should weather conditions shift in a way that meaningfully affects safety, we will reassess and communicate any updates as early as possible.
For student drivers, please use your best judgment. If you’re uncomfortable driving, riding the bus remains the safest way to get to school.
As always, thank you for your ongoing support, patience and understanding.
There is, of course, no way to predict with certainty whether major icing could develop overnight. At this point, however, conditions and treatment efforts support opening on time. Should weather conditions shift in a way that meaningfully affects safety, we will reassess and communicate any updates as early as possible.
For student drivers, please use your best judgment. If you’re uncomfortable driving, riding the bus remains the safest way to get to school.
As always, thank you for your ongoing support, patience and understanding.
❄️ School Closure Notice – Monday, February 23 ❄️
All schools and district offices will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, due to expected blizzard conditions.
We are choosing to close rather than move to a Flexible Instructional Day because power outages are possible. This could significantly disrupt online learning for many families.
We are making this decision early to give families and staff time to plan. It also allows our facilities and transportation teams the opportunity to prepare and coordinate the work needed to clear our campuses safely.
Our goal is to reopen on Tuesday if conditions allow. If that changes, we will communicate as early as possible once we have the information needed to make a responsible decision.
Thank you for your understanding. Please stay safe and take care.
All schools and district offices will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, due to expected blizzard conditions.
We are choosing to close rather than move to a Flexible Instructional Day because power outages are possible. This could significantly disrupt online learning for many families.
We are making this decision early to give families and staff time to plan. It also allows our facilities and transportation teams the opportunity to prepare and coordinate the work needed to clear our campuses safely.
Our goal is to reopen on Tuesday if conditions allow. If that changes, we will communicate as early as possible once we have the information needed to make a responsible decision.
Thank you for your understanding. Please stay safe and take care.
This week, the Garnet Valley Board of School Directors approved the appointment of Mr. Daniel Foltz to fill the vacant Board seat previously held by Mr. Scott Mayer.
We extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. Mayer for his service and dedication to our schools and community.
Mr. Foltz is a longtime Garnet Valley resident, proud alumnus, and current district parent. He brings a strong personal connection to our schools along with extensive professional leadership experience.
As Senior Global Director of Business Solutions for Zempleo, Inc., Mr. Foltz leads national and global initiatives focused on strategic planning, compliance, contract negotiation, and data-informed decision-making. His background includes budget oversight, team development, and collaboration across complex organizations.
Mr. Foltz has also demonstrated sustained commitment to Garnet Valley through his service as President of the Garnet Valley School District Education Foundation, President of the Garnet Valley Alumni Association, and in additional leadership and volunteer roles throughout our community.
In seeking this appointment, he shared his focus on student-centered decision-making, strong support for educators, responsible stewardship of resources, and continued collaboration between our schools and the broader Garnet Valley community.
Please join us in welcoming Mr. Foltz to the Board. We look forward to his service on behalf of our students, staff, and families.
#GVfeeling #GarnetValley #CommunityLeadership
We extend our sincere appreciation to Mr. Mayer for his service and dedication to our schools and community.
Mr. Foltz is a longtime Garnet Valley resident, proud alumnus, and current district parent. He brings a strong personal connection to our schools along with extensive professional leadership experience.
As Senior Global Director of Business Solutions for Zempleo, Inc., Mr. Foltz leads national and global initiatives focused on strategic planning, compliance, contract negotiation, and data-informed decision-making. His background includes budget oversight, team development, and collaboration across complex organizations.
Mr. Foltz has also demonstrated sustained commitment to Garnet Valley through his service as President of the Garnet Valley School District Education Foundation, President of the Garnet Valley Alumni Association, and in additional leadership and volunteer roles throughout our community.
In seeking this appointment, he shared his focus on student-centered decision-making, strong support for educators, responsible stewardship of resources, and continued collaboration between our schools and the broader Garnet Valley community.
Please join us in welcoming Mr. Foltz to the Board. We look forward to his service on behalf of our students, staff, and families.
#GVfeeling #GarnetValley #CommunityLeadership
Please join us in congratulating our medalists at this weekend's Science Olympiad competition at the University of Pennsylvania. This represents the most medals we received at this particular event, which attracts many schools from across the country.
3rd: Designer Genes - Saiteja Pobbala and Anisha Gowtham Srinivas
3rd: Chem Lab - Aditya Parab and Jerry Huang
4th: Robot Tour - Ekansh Agarwal and Ved Maru
5th: Helicopter - Rohit Rajagopalan
5th: Machines - Rohit Rajagopalan and Ekansh Agarwal
5th: Engineering CAD - Rohit Rajagopalan and Evan Patel
3rd: Designer Genes - Saiteja Pobbala and Anisha Gowtham Srinivas
3rd: Chem Lab - Aditya Parab and Jerry Huang
4th: Robot Tour - Ekansh Agarwal and Ved Maru
5th: Helicopter - Rohit Rajagopalan
5th: Machines - Rohit Rajagopalan and Ekansh Agarwal
5th: Engineering CAD - Rohit Rajagopalan and Evan Patel
You’re invited to a parent program on supporting teens with healthy coping skills and practical tools you can use right away.
Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Location: Library, Garnet Valley High School
550 Smithbridge Road
Glen Mills, PA 19342
Registration: https://conversation.zone/event/gv2/
Childcare: Babysitting will be available. Please indicate your interest in the registration form.
Adolescence is a crucial time of transition and growth. We want to give our students tools that prepare them for life’s challenges. With anxiety increasing for many teens, it isn’t surprising that young people may gravitate toward behaviors that distract or numb uncomfortable feelings—such as social media, gaming, shopping, food, relationships, exercise, and increasingly potent and available substances.
This program will provide support and useful tools from experts who have dedicated their lives to understanding and treating teens and young adults.
We hope you’ll join us for this important conversation.
Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Time: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Location: Library, Garnet Valley High School
550 Smithbridge Road
Glen Mills, PA 19342
Registration: https://conversation.zone/event/gv2/
Childcare: Babysitting will be available. Please indicate your interest in the registration form.
Adolescence is a crucial time of transition and growth. We want to give our students tools that prepare them for life’s challenges. With anxiety increasing for many teens, it isn’t surprising that young people may gravitate toward behaviors that distract or numb uncomfortable feelings—such as social media, gaming, shopping, food, relationships, exercise, and increasingly potent and available substances.
This program will provide support and useful tools from experts who have dedicated their lives to understanding and treating teens and young adults.
We hope you’ll join us for this important conversation.
