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San Pasqual Valley High School celebrates Mental Health Awareness Month

2024-05-12

San Pasqual Valley High School is championing Mental Health Awareness Month with engaging activities and vital resources. Students enjoy giveaways and learn to openly discuss well-being, embracing the school's motto to "break the stigma" around mental health needs.

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