Santa Clarita City Briefs

Teen Scene Plugged In

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The City of Santa Clarita presents “Families Surviving and Thriving in the 21^st Century” as the focus of this year’s Teen Scene Plugged-In event, which will be hosted tonight, March 20, with the resource fair beginning at 6 p.m. and the program starting at 6:30 p.m. at the College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center.

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This dynamic and engaging program will get parents plugged in to today’s teen culture and give them tools to connect and understand their teen’s daily life. Some of the community speakers include; April Tithe, Program Staff Therapist Intern at the Santa Clarita Child and Family Center; Kim Goldman, Executive Director of the SCV Youth Project; Kathy Hunter, Director of Student Services at William S. Hart Union High School District; and Patricia E. Patton, a Clinical Psychologist.

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Each year more than 500 for teens and parents attend the Blue Ribbon Task Force’s annual event, which addresses tough teen issues and provides information and useful resources to help participants get through the crucial teenage years.

The evening includes discussions on drug and alcohol use, social and academic pressure, teen stress, peer pressure, dating, family communication and connection. Prior to the beginning of the program, a resource fair will be held providing valuable tools on information for parents.

For more information on the Teen Scene program, contact the Human Services Office at (661) 250-3708 or visit Santa-Clarita.com. The Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons is located at 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road.

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The City of Santa Clarita presents “Families Surviving and Thriving in the 21^st Century” as the focus of this year’s Teen Scene Plugged-In event, which will be hosted on Wednesday, March 20, at 6 p.m. at the College of the Canyons Performing Arts Center.  

Teen Scene Plugged In

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This dynamic and engaging program will get parents plugged in to today’s teen culture and give them tools to connect and understand their teen’s daily life.  Some of the community speakers include; Andrea Fleetham, Program Staff Therapist Intern at the Santa Clarita Child and Family Center; Kim Goldman, Executive Director of the SCV Youth Project; Kathy Hunter, Director of Student Services at William S. Hart Union High School District; and Patricia E. Patton, a Clinical Psychologist. 

Click to learn more information.

Each year more than 500 for teens and parents attend the Blue Ribbon Task Force’s annual event, which addresses tough teen issues and provides information and useful resources to help participants get through the crucial teenage years. The evening includes discussions on drug and alcohol use, social and academic pressure, teen stress, peer pressure, dating, family communication and connection. Prior to the beginning of the program, a resource fair will be held providing valuable tools on information for parents.      

For more information on the Teen Scene program, contact the Human Services Office at (661) 250-3708 or visit Santa-Clarita.com. The Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons is located at 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road.