Student Wellness & Resources
Student Support
Wellness Check-In Form
You can request to speak with a School Based Therapist or School Psychologist while campus is closed by filling out our FUHSD Wellness Check In Form. We take appointments during regular school hours, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
If this is a medical or mental health emergency, DO NOT fill out this form. Call 911 or visit your nearest hospital emergency room if you can get there safely.
End of Semester Study Guide
As you begin to prepare for the end of the semester you may want to use the study guide below to guide your efforts and help you focus on useful ways to get ready.
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Individual Class Support: Students should contact their teachers directly if they have questions about a class. Learning to self-advocate is a valuable skill for high school & beyond! |
Teachers You can speak with your teachers before/after class or during tutorial. You are welcome to email your teachers to get the conversation started. https://mvhs.fuhsd.org/about-us/general-information/directory |
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Study Buddy Society (SBS): SBS is a peer tutoring program for students earning a C- or lower in any academic class. Sessions are typically scheduled in two 45-minute sessions. https://mvhs.fuhsd.org/academics/programs/study-buddy-tutoring |
SBS Coordinator Afreen Malim (408) 366-7658 A207
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College & Career Center (C&CC): You will find helpful resources for: college research, summer programs, volunteer opportunities, scholarship research, resume building and career information. |
C&CC Advisor Rogelio Calderon Room A102 (408) 366-7618 |
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Academic, Social & Emotional Concerns: Student Assistance Team (SAT) – The SAT is a multidisciplinary team made up of our four school counselors, a school psychologist, school-based therapists, an administrator, teachers, and lead resource specialist. The SAT meets weekly to collectively brainstorm strategies to support students who are struggling academically, socially and/or emotionally. For more information, you can contact your School Counselor, School Based Therapist or School Psychologist. |
School Based Therapists Akiko Chung, LMFT (408) 366-7638 Leila Lurie (408) 366-7627 Kristen Marenco (408) 366-7641 |
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School Counselors (SC’s): High school academics, four-year planning, college exploration, course selection, interest inventories, career assessments, transcript evaluation, progress report reviews, student/family appointments, school counselor presentations, and social & emotional support. |
School Counselors (Alpha Last Name) A-Ga: Ashley Voigt (408)366-7615 Gb-Lin: Belinda Olson (408) 366-7616
Lio-Sg: Sylvia Lam (408) 366-7626 Sh-Z: Clay Stiver (408) 366-7614 |
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Assistant Principals (AP’s): AP’s work closely with their partner SC to support students in a variety of ways. You can talk to your AP about academic and/or social and emotional concerns |
Assistant Principals A-Ga: Anthony Nguyen (408) 366-7609 Gb-Lin: Brian Dong (408) 366-7603
Lio-Sg: Janice Chen (408)366-7607 Sh-Z: Mike White (408) 366-7608 |
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Health & Safety: Student conflict resolution & missing property on campus. Students who become ill while at school. |
Campus Supervisor Thomas Michaelis (408) 366- 7661
Health Aide Myesha Taylor (408) 366-7623 |
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Attendance: You will need to contact attendance if your child will miss school. |
Attendance Tech Hadiya Key (408) 366- 7604 |
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Community Resources
Community Services
- West Valley Community Services: WVCS provides emergency financial assistance and food support for families impacted by COVID-19 living in Cupertino, Saratoga and West San Jose (95129 and 95130)
Child Protective Services
Community Counseling Support (Sliding Fee Scale)
Emergency Youth Housing
Grief Support
LGBTQ Resources
Suicide Prevention
For additional resources, visit the FUHSD Mental Health Resources webpage.
FUHSD SCHOOL LINKED SERVICES REFERRAL FORM
Monta Vista High School staff can refer a student to the District's School Linked Services Specialist for referrals to community resources by filling out this form.
Student Assistance Team
The Student Assistance Team (SAT) is a multidisciplinary team made up of our four guidance counselors, a school psychologist, the student advocate, an administrator, teachers and lead resource specialist. The SAT meets weekly to collectively brainstorm strategies to support students who are struggling academically, socially and/or emotionally. For more information, you can contact your Guidance Counselor, School Based Therapist or School Psychologist.