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"Existence precedes essence"

by Leo (LJ) Alvelais

PVHS junior, LJ Alvelais, ponders the question: "How can my existence be important if I exist only finitely in the infinite of space and time?" and examines how materialism and social media has affected the mental health and logical constructs of teens

by Destiny Lee

Technology is hard to escape when you're a teen in the 21st century. Social media has become a huge part of teen culture and has since made itself detrimental to the mental wellbeing of young people. Learning how to balance reality and highlight reels becomes a journey to nurturing the mental health of teens

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Reaching out for help and addressing your mental health is a courageous action to make. From journaling to painting to getting enough sleep, PV students share their own experiences and the steps they've made to care for their mental health

Students Cope with COVID-19

by James Fong

COVID-19 has kept young people from reaching some of the biggest milestones of their adolescence: graduation, prom, etc. PV students share how they've learned to navigate their mental health through COVID-19 and more importantly, advise on how unification can help everyone's mental health overall

"PV Friday Night Live club celebrates unity and brings awareness to mental health."

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If you are struggling with your mental health and need extra support, here is a list of local resources:


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