Fall 2024 to Spring 2025

2024

Session 1 – Monday, October 7 – Intro to Mental Health

Session 2 – Monday, October 14 – Human Dignity and Self-Concept (1 of 2)

Session 3 – Monday, October 21 – Human Dignity and Self-Concept (2 of 2)

Session 4 – Monday, October 28 – Executive Functioning (1 of 2)

Session 5 – Monday, November 4 – Understanding Feelings

HOLIDAY – Monday, November 11 Veterans Day

Session 6-7 – Monday, November 18 – Communication

HOLIDAY November 25 – 29 Thanksgiving Vacation

Session 8 – Monday, December 2 – Growth Mindset (part 1 of 2)

Session 9 – Monday, December 9 – Growth Mindset (part 2 of 2)

Session 10 – Monday, December 16 – Executive Functioning (part 2 of 2)

HOLIDAY December 20 to January 3 Christmas Vacation


2025

Session 11 – Monday, January 6 – Review

Session 12 – Monday, January 13 – Stress and Coping (1 of 2)

HOLIDAY Monday, January 20 Martin Luther King Day

Session 13 – Monday, January 27 – Stress and Coping (2 of 2)

Session 14 – Monday, February 3 – Social Media (1 of 2)

HOLIDAY Monday, February 10 Abraham Lincoln Day

HOLIDAY Monday, February 17 George Washington Day

Session 15 – Monday, February 24 – Social Media (2 of 2)

Session 16 – Monday, March 3 – Peer Dynamics and Bullying (1 of 2)

Session 17 – Monday, March 10 – Peer Dynamics (part 2 of 2)

Session 18 – Monday, March 17 – Capstone Project (1 of 2)

Session 19 – Monday, March 24 – Capstone Project (2 of 2)

Session 20 – Monday, March 31 – REACT “Graduation” (Termination)


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