Juneau Teen Health Center Advisory Board 

2017-18 School Year
MEETING DATES:
September 28 (Thurs.) at JDHS Library @ 5:00 pm
December 5 (Tues.) at TMHS Library @ 5:00 pm
February 15 (Thurs.) at JDHS Library @ 5:00 pm 
May 8 (Tues.) at TMHS Library @ 5:00 pm 


ADVISORY BOARD PURPOSE: The purpose of the Juneau Teen Health Center Advisory Board is to provide community input and support for the Teen Health Center. Specifically, the Board is charged with:
  • Representing student, parent, school, and community concerns in the development of programs and policies related to the provision of health care at the Teen Health Center.
  • Advocating and demonstrating support for the Teen Health Center.
  • Reviewing, evaluating, and monitoring the center’s progress and programs.

REPRESENTATION: The Juneau Teen Health Center Advisory Board shall have representation from the following agencies -  
Juneau-Douglas High School, Thunder Mountain High School, Yaakoosge Daakahidi Alternative High School, City and Borough of Juneau, AWARE, SEARHC, Juneau Public Health Center, Juneau Youth Services, a School Board Representative, community physician, and one administrator, two staff, two parents and two youth from each high school.


BOARD MEMBER RESPONSIBILITIES: Board members serve in an advisory role to the agencies coordinating services through the Teen Health Center including the Juneau School District, Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium, State of Alaska, Division of Public Health, Juneau Public Health Center, Juneau Youth Services, AWARE, and the City and Borough of Juneau.  The Advisory Board may advise and make recommendations to final policy decisions. Board member responsibilities:
  • Participate fully in the discussion of any proposed major changes in the Teen Health Center policy, and recommend for approval to the boards and/or administration of the participating agencies.
  • Keep the needs of student, parents, school, and community in mind when discussing all health services plans.
  • Assist in keeping students, parents, school, and community informed about health service activities.
  • Review health service activities and provide for quarterly evaluation of the Teen Health Center services.
  •  Assist in identifying and acquiring public and private financial support for health services.
  • Articulate the position of the Advisory Board at such forums as public hearings and School Board meetings, and advocate for health services at the Teen Health Center.

MEETINGS: The Juneau Teen Health Center Advisory Board meets quarterly during the school year. Meeting minutes are available by calling 523-1634. ​