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Confessions of past Senior Project graduates:

This project brought out many skills, values and experiences that have helped me grow as a person. It involves time, patience, and the willingness to fulfill a goal I have wanted to reach.

– High School Senior 2002
Washington State

Senior Project was the best experience! At first, it was intimidating, and I hated it. But at the end, during my speech, I felt so successful and so proud of what I had done.

– High School Senior 2002
North Carolina

Rationale and Impact

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Senior Project was the natural out growth of synthesizing, actively listening, reading, researching, and participating in discussions with colleagues, parents, community members, psychologists, researchers, business leaders, college students and young, entry level workers. All of which centered on what seniors should know and be able to do at the point of graduation.

Participate in this same discussion by asking what you think seniors with 12-14 years of formal education should know and be able to do upon graduation. Should they…

  • Model independent, lifelong, learning skills?
  • Apply competent basic skills?
  • Use effective self-evaluation skills?
  • Work successfully independently and interdependently?
  • Practice decision-making strategies?
  • Have a sense of self-confidence?
  • Understand the importance of a sense of humor?
  • Recognize and understand systems?
  • Demonstrate responsibility, reliability and accountability?
  • Meet challenges without undue stress?
  • Have a sense of their skills and abilities?
  • Be able to create a plan and follow through?
  • Understand the complexities, connections and relationships within ideas and disciplines?
  • Celebrate personal success and that of others?
  • Feel empowered, valued and capable?
  • Learn to problem-solve?
  • Communicate effectively?
  • Be prepared to embrace life?
  • Be courteous and polite?
  • Use critical and creative thinking skills?
  • Demonstrate ethical behavior?
  • Maintain a sense of balanced perspective?
  • Understand and demonstrate a quest for quality?
  • Value tolerance, patience and diversity?
  • Set and reach goals?
  • Enjoy learning?
  • Be able to network within the community?
  • Apply time management skills?
  • Contribute to the community?
  • Recognize and value the success of others?

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