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Finish the School Year Strong: Avoiding Burnout & Building Resilience

🌟 Words to Remember

“Success is the sum of small efforts repeated day in and day out.” — Robert Collier

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” — Nelson Mandela

 Tips for Finishing the Year Strong

1. Break Big Tasks Into Small Steps
Large assignments can feel overwhelming. Try breaking them into smaller goals you can complete one at a time.

2. Protect Your Sleep
Sleep is one of the most powerful tools for learning and focus. Experts recommend 8–10 hours of sleep for teens each night.

3. Take Smart Study Breaks
Try studying for 25–30 minutes, then taking a 5-minute break. Short breaks help your brain stay focused longer.

4. Stay Connected
Talk with friends, teachers, or a school counselor if you're feeling overwhelmed. You’re not expected to handle everything alone.

5. Celebrate Small Wins
Finished a project? Studied for a test? Turned in an assignment on time? Those are all victories worth recognizing.

CHS Wellness Committee News

  • The CHS Wellness Committee organized a Valentine's Door Decorating contest which promoted Mental Health and Self-love. Activities like this unite students together, reduce stigma, and boost student morale! 

CHS School Counselors 

 Mrs. Jamie Thomas   &   Mrs. Erika Martinez (Medina) 

jthomas@northconejos.com

emedina@northconejos.com

 (719) 274-5178

Please give us a call or stop by if you have any questions or concerns, we are here to support you!

 

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