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Your senior project is a wonderful opportunity! LOHS Seniors are required to spend twenty hours learning something new while developing their skills. This page explores the various tasks required to complete your senior project:
- Senior Project Proposal (Due by 10/21)
- SP Flyer (Due by 11/20)
- SP Flyer Presentation (12/18)
- Progress Reports (#1 due 1/27, #2 due 3/17))
It is time to turn your ideas into a single measureable project. All projects must have a starting point, plans, and an end goal. You will outline these essential components in your Senior Project Declaration Narrative. This is your final pitch for your senior project. Proposals must be submitted for approval by October 21st. Projects will be approved on a first come, first served basis.
A few important reminders:
1. The Senior Project Declaration Narrative must be signed by parent/guardian. Please discuss your plans with your parents/guardians.
2. Use formal academic writing - Your final SP Declaration Narrative should be free of spelling and grammar errors. You are in your final year of high school, and your writing should reflect that. This is not the time to be brief in your response, as always, single sentence answers are unacceptable. Be specific and detailed.
3. Be original and unique with your project idea.
4. How will the experience be a learning stretch for you? How will the project coordinators evaluate your success? Remember the three Cs: college, career, or community! This is important and critical for approval for your project. Be thoughtful in your response.
Submission instructions:
Senior Project Proposals are due by OCTOBER 21st.
The Senior Project Proposal Cover Sheet must be the first page of the Senior Project packet. The following documents must be stapled behind it in the order listed:
1. Senior Project Proposal, typed
2. Backwards Mapping Plan, handwritten
3. Mentor approval form, with all required signatures. Form must be completed and signed by Mentor and Parent/Guardian.
Packets not submitted in the correct order may be returned for resubmission. Packets can be submitted to Mr. Clemensen or Mrs. Lemieux.
Senior Project Flyer
Senior Project Flyer
FLYER DUE BY DECEMBER 12th - PRESENT FLYER DECEMBER 18th
The purpose of the flyer is to introduce and advertise your Senior Project. Flyers must be submitted to Google Classroom by November 20th. You may use Canva or google drawings to create your flyer, just be sure to adjust the dimensions to 8.5" x 11" for printing. Do not use dark/black backgrounds. Be creative when assembling the flyer and include the following information:
- Your Name
- Mentor’s name
- Title of Senior Project
- Brief project description
- Level 3 research question
- Community Service
- Illustration or other visual information
- Words must be typed. No handwriting!
- No spelling or grammar errors
Only complete, clear, and professional flyers will be printed. Completed flyers must include all of the listed information, and must be free of spelling and grammar mistakes. These fliers will be posted on campus, and presented to classes.
Senior Project Proposal Presentation - On December 18th, you will give a 1-2 minute presentation on your plans in multiple classrooms.
No, you cannot present earlier in the week; yes, you must come to school that day. Mrs. Lemieux and Mr. Clemensen will release you from their classes to present on Friday. Note: Students participating in an approved Short-Term Independent Study (STIS) agreement are required to complete and submit all coursework due during their absence prior to the start of their approved STIS period. Plan ahead.
Mrs. Lemieux will have the Presentation Forms, return to her after the presentation.
Students should set an appointment with teachers BEFORE your presentation on Friday, December 18th.
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Senior Project Progress Reports
Senior Project Progress Reports
JANUARY 27 - MARCH 17
For each progress report, students must submit two items: an updated digital Senior Project Report (Google Slides) and a signed, updated Signature Form.
For your senior project, keep a time log in Google Slides to document your progress like a journal. Follow the sample for proper organization, and make sure your reflections are thoughtful and cover the following:
Date/Time: Keep a running record of when you worked on your project and how much time you spent.
Evidence: Provide a brief description of the work you completed. Include a hyperlink to a slideshow featuring pictures or videos that showcase your progress.
Success: Reflect on what went well during your work session. Highlight any achievements or positive outcomes.
Challenges: Discuss any issues or obstacles you encountered and explain how you overcame them.
What’s Next?: Outline your plan for the next steps in your project, setting clear goals for your upcoming work.
Senior Project Deadline and Verification
Senior Project Deadline and Verification
April 14
Senior Project hours must be complete by Wednesday, April 14th. All Senior Project hours & community service hours must be complete and logged by this date.
To verify completion, please ensure you complete all three steps:
Upload your finalized Senior Project Report Slideshow to Google Classroom with required completion evidence.
Submit Paper Form: Turn in your physical Verification Form to Mrs. Lemieux or Mr. Clemensen by 3:25 PM.
Present in Class: Come to English and Economics ready for "Show and Tell." Bring physical project items, photos, or materials to demonstrate your work and discuss lessons learned.
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