Senior Project Presentations

This is more of an open house style presentation.  You will have a table set up in the commons and will have visual artifacts that represent your project on display on your table. Guests will walk around, talk to you, and ask questions about what you did and learned!  

Senior Project Showcase Presentation Dates:

• October 23, 2025 (5:00-6:30)

• October 27, 2025 (5:00-6:30)

• March 30, 2026 (5:00-6:30)

• April 2, 2026 (5:00-6:30)

• May 6, 2026* (5:00-6:30)

*Do NOT choose May 6th if you are an art student who will be exhibiting art in the Spartan Fiesta or a Spartan Manufacturing student!

This is pretty much the same as in past years.  You will prepare a slideshow documenting your experiences and what you learned and then present those slides to a small group of adults.  This year, the two dates for this type of presentation will both be on testing days for underclassmen. 

Traditional Presentation Dates:

• March 24, 2026 (Between 9:00-1:00)

• April 8, 2026 (Between 9:00-1:00)

On Your Table You Will Have...

1. Your Resume

2. Sample Questions to Ask

3. Slideshow running on a loop.

   • Pictures from your Experiences

   • Career Research Information - Career Research.  Names and Employers of Job Shadow & Interviews

   • Community Service Information - Description of Service Project.  Name of Community Supervisor/Mentor 

4. Artifacts: Conversation pieces that represent the experience or what lead you here.

Sample Showcase Slideshow

You Will Need To...

• Prepare a slideshow that documents your project experience:

  • Background Information

  • Job Shadow

  • Interviews

  • Community Service

  • Next Steps

• Practice with a teacher or during an after school practice session.

• Practice!  (even more)

Sample Traditional Presentation Slideshow

Above is an example of what your slideshow might look like.  During your presentation, you can set this on an automatic loop and people will be able to look at this as you are answering their questions.  

Above is an example of what your slideshow might look like for a traditional presentation.  During your presentation, you will talk through each slide to share the information about your project.