New Information and Opportunities!
Freshmen Class Virtual Meeting Presentation
Freshmen Class Meeting Powerpoint 
Breaking News: American Sign Language will be available on NCVPS this fall!
Freshmen Class Virtual Meeting Q&A​
Heritage Virtual Learning Resources (Career & Post-Secondary)
Teen Topics
Stress and COVID 19: A Self-Paced Course for Teens

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​Admissions officers from Dartmouth College, Northwestern University, Princeton University, University of California, Berkeley, and Vanderbilt University invite you to learn about our institutions, hear advice about the college search and application process, and get your questions answered.

Can't make it to the sessions?
Visit the Coast to Coast Tour website for a full list of programs. 

WHEN  
Tuesday, June 2, 2020
5 p.m. Eastern Time
Webinar link sent upon registration.

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Sunday, June 7, 2020
3 p.m. Eastern Time
Webinar link sent upon registration.
An RSVP is required.
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Virtual Fair Dates for Students
NACAC's inaugural season of virtual college fairs for students starts in September. Students save these fall dates:
  • Sept. 13 -- Students Fall Kickoff
  • Oct. 12
  • Nov. 8
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Attend the NAVIGATE 2020 Virtual Conference and College Fair

This event will host three days of live-stream expert presentations for students and families and a concurrent virtual college fair with fully interactive booths.  Students can chat live with college admissions representatives, helping to find fit.  

This event is free-of-charge to attendees and is designed to help students and colleges connect safely during the COVID-19 crisis.  The event will be live for three days, packed with informative sessions about the college decision process.  During those three days, students can also browse interactive college fair booths, chatting live with admissions representatives. 
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After three days of live interactions, the event will remain posted at the event site until the COVID-19 crisis is over.  Students will continue to have access to information and the site will remain a robust tool for exploring your options.  
​Space is limited!

 Ways to Protect Your Mental Health
​While at Home

Here are some tips for taking care of your mental health during this time:
  • Take breaks from watching news and social media about COVID-19.  Stay informed, but avoid overexposing yourself.  Too much information can be overwhelming and stressful.
  • Take care of your body by getting enough sleep, eating healthy and moving around - this helps us take care of our mental health
  • Make time to connect with your family at home or friends through the phone or face-to-face video
  • Practice hobbies or activities you enjoy as you keep up with your school work - FUN AND ENJOYMENT also promote positive mental health
  • This is a good time to do something new or that you did not have time to do before (rearrange your room, clean out your closet, help out at home, etc)

Self-Care

Crisis Hotlines

National Suicide 24/7 Hotline
1-800-SUICIDE

Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7
1-800-273-8255

Crisis Text Line
text "START" TO 741-741

Hopeline Crisis Line
Call or Text
919-231-4525 or 877-235-4525

Trevor Project 24/7 Crisis Line
1-866-488-7386

Alliance Behavioral Healthcare Hotline
​800-510-9132

Stay Connected

DON'T BE LEFT OUT!
Sign up for upcoming freshmen reminders, announcements, & events: 
Join the group based on your LAST name:
Text @9A-GE to 81010
Text @9Gf-N to 81010
Text @9O-Z to 81010
DO IT TODAY!!

Heritage's Husky Academy

Have you visited the Husky Academy website? Check it out!

Attention Class of 2024

Check out the presentation link above to learn more about Heritage, academics, athletics, and more!
​Or, check out the Freshman Fundamentals page.

Need ideas for activities prior to starting Heritage High School in the fall?  Check out the link below...
Stay tuned for updates!