Community Service Project
Presentation Night
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Capstone Project presentation night is the culmination of your Capstone Project. This showcase is your time to shine! All projects are displayed at this event, which is held in January of your senior year. Student attendance is mandatory. It is a great night during which school board members, parents, family, your peers and the community at large are invited to attend this event to view your work, engage in discussion about your project, and for you to proudly show off your work.
We look forward to hearing all that you have accomplished. Please bring your tri-fold display board and dress professionally (business casual). This is an enjoyable time where you get to talk in a more relaxed manner about what type of community service you have completed, what you gained from it, etc.. Community members have historically been very interested in viewing Capstone projects and are anxious to hear what you have to say. The community loves to support our students.
We are proud of all of our students who have passed their projects and presented in an articulate and professional manner.
We look forward to seeing your finished products. We know it will be amazing. We are very proud of you.
Capstone Project Presentation Night Guide:
Capstone Project Presentation Night Guide:
The following guide is to assist you in making sure that all necessary materials for the final presentation is covered. Be sure to consult both this guide and the rubric in preparation of a successful presentation.
Presentation Behaviors
Presentation Behaviors
- Face your audience.
- Speak clearly.
- Maintain eye contact.
Choosing Your Project
Choosing Your Project
- Describe the brainstorming process.
- How did you come up with the idea?
- What or who influenced you to do this project?
- How does this project relate to what you are interested in doing in the future?
- Why did you choose this project?
People You Worked With
People You Worked With
- Who helped you and how did they help?
Learning Process
Learning Process
- What specifically have you learned?
- What questions did you have about the focus area of your project?
- What new questions do you have based on your experiences?
Final Outcome of Your Project and Overall Reflection
Final Outcome of Your Project and Overall Reflection
- What was the final outcome of your project?
- How did your project have an impact on others? What were people’s reactions to your work? Did you receive any feedback?
- Discuss obstacles you faced and how you overcame them
- How were you able to manage your time to get your project completed?
- How can you take what you learned from completing this project and use it in the future?
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