1. Explain your project idea.
My proposal for my Senior Project is to transition and streamline the Evans City PTO digital infrastructure for the next PTO Board. My mother has been the PTO President at Evans City Elementary & Middle School for the past six years. When the school became paperless, the PTO needed to change what they were doing to adhere to the policy. As a result, I was asked by the Board to aid in the transition to digital. In doing this, I designed and created a multipage, comprehensive public website and digitalized all PTO documents and forms. I also investigated and came up with solutions for data management and transitioned it to a new email service. Also in this transition, I set up the PTO’s social media platforms; essentially I “modernized” the Evans City PTO. Over the years, I have always been a big help in managing the data,
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Which Pathway best describes the research and project? (Engineer Certification Program (ECP), Career Exploration, The Arts, Self-Development, Community Service/Help SV)
Community Service/Help SV
6. Name one possible mentor (at least 21 years of age and not a parent or relative) whose expertise could help guide you through this project. Briefly, explain how this person’s knowledge can help you. (This should be the same person who completes the Mentor Commitment Form.)
One possible mentor would be Lauri Pendred, Principal at Evans City Elementary School. She is the natural choice for a mentor as she has extensive experience working with the PTO. Also, she will be able to give additional insights from a school-oriented perspective, those of which the PTO Board may not have considered or overlooked. Obviously, the school is a very important element of the PTO’s role as the goal of the PTO is to enrich the school environment for students.
7. What, if any, expenses are involved with this project? How will you be able to pay for these expenses?
There are no monetary expenses associated with this
Reflect on the type of mentor who could be of assistance to you and how you might select
For my Senior Exit Project, I would like to shadow a neurologist, the doctor concerned with diseases and disorders of brain and spinal cord. I expect to see patients of all neurological statuses coming in for examinations and tests such as MRIs and CT scans. The types of patients I will most likely see will range from Alzheimer's and autism to epilepsy and infections. With the skills I currently have, I will most likely be helping the neurologist with the initial workup, so that will mean taking blood pressure, pulse, respiration rate, and checking their neurological status using the Glasgow Coma Scale. I have learned these skills though the JTED Healthcare Foundations class and have been tested off accordingly so I know I am proficient in
4. Describe who and how many individuals will be served by the project for which funding is sought.
Part A: The candidate with the approval of the school leadership will establish a professional learning community with a minimum of three peers to research areas of need in student learning and development in school.
A Senior Project should be a graduation requirement in Sandwich. That was the unanimous vote of school committee members when presented with the program of studies by Dr. Ellin Booras in December of 2015. It was an excellent one.
Although I normally just do what I do, I found this assignment on online mentors to be interesting because there were some people that worked similar yet different ways to work. The people that intrigued me most was Simone Giertz, Jake Knapp, and Patrick Allan.
A Learning Mentor is a relatively new concept in the field of education and is used within schools to support them in raising standards.
I have two more stakeholders in mind. One would be our principal. He is a big believer in sending teachers to professional developments and conferences. Last year, he had me go to a PLC conference over the summer because I had shown interest in bring back PLCs to our school. I hope that by showing him our project data and progress, he can think about sending our new teachers to some professional developments or recommend us with other resources. In the past, he has paid for
Everything goes straight to hell in senior week. Jin is an international student from China. Quite surprisingly, he became close friends with the two students, Evan and Maxwell, the former controls the major drugs supply on Wesleyan campus and the latter is one of his distributors. In the beginning of senior week, everything seems to be great. Jin’s parents are flying all the way from China to attend the commencement. Jin and his housemates, Maxwell, Phoebe, and Alice, are having the best time they have ever had with friends, throwing different parties every day.
5. The project is assumed to end in year 4. Do you think that this is realistic? Can you estimate the value of the project’s operating cash flows beyond year 4? State any assumptions you made.
4. What is your opinion on the potential for the project to be completed on time?
A brand new school year and we need your help. The PTO needs volunteers to assist us with school activities. If you have some free time, we’d appreciate you volunteering. Please complete the form below, and we will contact you to schedule volunteer opportunities. Thank you for helping out your school!
A few goals that I would recommend the new principal to try to achieve are:
For each project you’re planning, you need to be clear on just how much money you’re willing to spend.
H. Budget Issue: What kinds of costs will you have and how/where will you get the money?