Scotts Valley High School (SVHS) is a member of the Scotts Valley Unified School District in Santa Cruz County. SVHS serves approximately 850 students from the communities of Scotts Valley, San Lorenzo Valley and Santa Cruz.
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Compassion
Scotts Valley Science students are working with the National Oceanic & Atmosphere Administration (NOAA) to be part of the solution of marine debris and working to make a difference.
Take a few moments to view this video:
To print out the 2019-2020 school and sports order forms from Covello & Covello:
In the event of a crisis situation we may not be able to answer calls or receive visitors on campus. In these circumstances, information & instructions will be posted on the District's Website.
We may not be able to answer our telephones or be reachable during a crisis such as a lockdown situation. Additional news may be heard by tuning to KSCO am1080 or via local television news stations.
Covello & Covello photographers will be at SVHS to take make-up student photos for ID cards and yearbook on:
September 10- during break, tutorial and lunch
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Bounce House Obstacle Course Friday, August 23rd during break and lunch
Waiver must be completed, signed and brought to the field on Friday to participate.
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FREE CRISIS SUPPORT RESOURCES
School Based
Please feel free to reach out to your School Counselor by email for support and referral information. Both Ms. Stevens and Ms. Danner will be on call through out summer.
SVHS School Counselor - Sarah Hershey, MA, PPS
ashershey@scottsvalleyusd.org
SVHS School Counselor - Christie Danner, MA, PPS
cdanner@scottsvalleyusd.org
Community Based
Hospice of Scotts Valley
Amy Marlo, Youth Grief Support Program Manager
831-430-3040
Therapy Works
Maaliea Wilbur, LMFT, Executive Director
Intake Department - 831-525-5000
Maaliea and her compassionate team of therapists welcome those in need of emotional support to receive a complimentary and confidential counseling session.
MERT - The Mobile Emergency Response Team.
The Santa Cruz County Behavioral Health Crisis Intervention and Evaluation service team for youth and families living in SC County regardless of insurance coverage. MERT provides crisis intervention, stabilization and field-based response to acute crisis situations.
(800) 952-2335
♦ 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
♦ Monday - Friday
♦ 831-439-9555
Report Absences
Contact Attendance Office:
♦ 831-439-9526
News from the Nest
School Profile
School Accountability Report Card (SARC)
School Advisory Council (SAC)
Student Safety/Behavior Concerns?
We're here to help so let us know about cases of bullying, academic dishonesty, mental health issues, drug abuse, etc.
WASC
