Athletic Game Tickets:
You can now Purchase Athletic Game Tickets ONLINE
Tickets will be $1 more for each ticket purchase. You can also scan the QR Code.
🎓 Graduation Gifts Pre-Order! 🎉
Celebrate your graduate with memorable gifts at the Andrew P. Hill High School graduation ceremony!
🌸 Available Items:
- Beautiful Bouquets
- Orchid Leis
- Graduation Kukui Necklaces
- Graduation Bears
👕 Custom Grad T-Shirts
- Features every graduate’s name!
- Perfect keepsake to remember this milestone.
📦 How to Order:
Pre-order now using the link or QR code and pick up your items at our graduation kiosk!
✅ Don't miss out on making graduation day extra special with these memorable gifts!
April ASB Senate Meeting: Save the Date! ASB Senate will have a on Tuesday, April 29, 2025 during 4th Period in Dahl Hall! Learn more about constitution updates and upcoming events. Please send your representatives!
April Interclub Council Meeting: Save the Date! Interclub Council will have it's first meeting on Tuesday, April 29, 2025 during lunch in Dahl Hall. Learn more about upcoming events and your accounts. Please send your cabinet!
📚 Yearbook Pre-Orders Are Now Open! 📚
Don't miss out on securing your 2024 Yearbook!
It's the perfect chance to make your yearbook truly yours by adding personalized memories, photos, and messages.
👉 How to Order:
- Go to the link: Purchase Your Yearbook
- Customize your pages before the deadline to get the free offer.
Hurry, time is running out! Order today to create a keepsake that will last a lifetime.
Garden Workday Party at Walden West's Garden
Saturday, May 17, 9:00am-12:00pm
Students can earn volunteer hours for attendance. Adult supervision required for students under 14 years of age. Light breakfast and snacks provided. Kindly asking if you'd please pass along this opportunity to your school community. Registration is required.
Calling all high school-age youth in Santa Clara County!
Do you:
⬥ Care about issues affecting your school and community?
⬥ Want to take action, but aren’t sure where to start?
⬥ Want to build the knowledge, skills, and attitude to become a better leader?
⬥ Want to connect with like-minded peers and work on projects to build youth power?
If you said yes to any of the above: apply for Critical Connections Summer, a free 4 week social justice leadership summer program that connects young people to build youth power and work towards social justice solutions that transform our communities!
Program Format
⬥ The 4 week program runs from July 2 to July 24. We will meet 2 days a week, Wednesday and Thursday, from 10:30 AM-3 PM (lunch will be provided!). Participants should also reserve the afternoon of Saturday, July 19 for an in-person community event (subject to change).
⬥ Sessions will occur entirely in person at the SBYC office in East San Jose. Support for transportation to and from the office is available.
⬥ In this program, participants will:
Connect social and political issues to your personal experiences
Learn about and practice community organizing
Practice hands-on leadership skills
Build a supportive community with like-minded youth
Receive personalized mentorship and leadership development
Organize an action project
⬥ This program is free of cost to participate. Stipends are available for students in financial need.
Who should apply?
All Santa Clara County high school students (current high schoolers, or 8th graders entering high school) are welcome to apply for this program! As an Asian American organization, we will center Asian American experiences in our program, but all high school students are welcome. No previous skills or experience is required to apply.
How do I apply?
Apply at bit.ly/ccsapply2025. We offer two deadlines for application: a priority deadline and final deadline. The priority deadline is Sunday, April 13 at 11:59 PM and the final deadline is Sunday, May 11 at 11:59 PM.
Where can I learn more?
Learn more at our website or Instagram. Please also don’t hesitate to reach out to Vivian at vivian.kuang@youthchangemakers.org for any questions!
What kind of issues does the Mental Health & Wellness Center address?
The center addresses a wide variety of issues such as:
Stress/anxiety symptoms
Low mood/depression symptoms
Sexual orientation/gender identity questions
Family/home Issues
Chronic illness
Substance use
Violence and abuse
Peer relationships/social supports
Cultural supports
Crisis support (during school hours)
Off-site resources & referrals
Tools available for students to use in the center include:
- Art therapy tools
- Calming techniques
- Fidgets tools other manipulatives
- Aromatherapy
- Sound therapy
- Sensory materials (including tea)
- Learning materials, magazines, and books