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Senior ProjectIn the context of the philosophy of St. John's Jesuit High School, the
senior project will again be conducted this coming May. When you first
came to St. John's, you joined other young men in the search for your
own growth and development in an emerging Christian community. Together
with your parents, we try to help you realize that ultimately it is you
who must develop yourself into a responsible person in the real world. To help your personal growth and ongoing reflective process, the senior project has been instituted. While some may argue that removing you from a strictly academic environment during the last three weeks of the school year will hinder your performance in college, we believe the contrary: success in college is not only determined by how much you have learned in high school, but also how well you have mastered a method of how to learn. The senior project is presented to you as a means of helping you learn how to handle freedom and responsibility. Critical to your growth and development is reflection of an ongoing experience with the adult world. This may include looking at potential future occupations or careers, developing goals to meet these expectations, and judging whether these goals were met or determining why they weren't. In summary, the senior project is an educational experience that is designed and planned to help you grow into a responsible adult. Specifically, you are to design and execute an experience in one or both of the following areas: VOLUNTEERS/SOCIAL SERVICE, OR VOCATION/CAREER EXPLORATION. To read more of the guidelines for Senior Project, or to fill out a proposal form or check the calendar, click on the links to the left. |
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