Blog Post 2: Senior Project Ideas

Clarissa and I have finalized our senior project idea, which is twofold. First, we want to bring together the Homestead community during this period of high stress by having stress-relieving activities, including yoga, painting sessions, stress ball making, as well as distributing positive goody bags around campus during finals week. Second, we want to create a video/picture collection of the Class of 2020's senior year by filming important school events and compiling it into a both video and a scrapbook at the end of the year. We have started collecting pictures and video clips since the first rally, and plan on collecting more throughout the year. We have come up with a year plan, divided by month, and this plan includes what we want to do that month, as well as fundraisers to help fund our project so we do not have to pay for all of it out of pocket. We are extremely excited to carry out this senior project throughout the year, and we believe that it will have a lasting impact on our campus, especially on our senior class. Personally, I am extremely passionate about this project, as I have always wanted to have a way to leave a memory behind to thank the Class of 2020, as they have made me feel at home in this huge school.

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