Senior Project Application Process & Expectations

The Senior Project application is due on Wednesday, February 5th. Meeting deadlines is critical. The Senior Project Committee will inform students of the acceptance or denial of their application as soon as they can. If tweaks need to be made to the project proposal the Senior Project Committee will work with the student and recommend how they can best improve their proposal for a project. Failure to meet with the committee during the assigned time will result in the project being denied.

Students will receive a sign-out form for all classes. These forms need to be signed by the House office, school counselor, all teachers, student supervisors, and cafeteria staff.  All materials, borrowed school-issued laptops, uniforms, and textbooks must be returned.

Senior Project Requirements

1. You need to determine what you want your project to be and what category of projects it falls under, and locate an on-site adult Advisor and a Faculty Advisor.
2. Choose an appropriate template for your project.  Make your own copy by clicking the “USE TEMPLATE” blue tab on the top right.

• • Student template for community service project proposal
  • Student template for student teaching proposal
  • Student template for Student Internship project proposal

3. This proposal will be submitted to your Advisor, who will submit it to the Senior Project Committee by February 5th, 2025. 
4. Students will submit a weekly summary to their faculty advisor.
5. Seniors must meet the obligation of their second semester English course. English is a graduation requirement and this includes all of the student’s English teacher’s required assignments during the second semester. It is the responsibility of the student to speak with their English teacher BEFORE beginning their Senior Project to know any final assignment/project/papers/ speech/ due dates. Failure to meet the deadlines will result in the student returning to all of their classes and forfeiting the project…. unfortunately, there is a potential of a senior not being able to graduate if the student does not meet the obligations of English requirements.
6. Seniors must attend and participate in a self-evaluation activity during the week of May 28th. Before Senior Project ends, students will be receiving a series of reflection questions that they are to prepare.