C O U N S E L I N G  &  C A R E E R  C E N T E R
The mantra of the Capstone is TRANSITION. You will transition away from subject-centric learning to a real-life experience that the you believe to be relevant to your next stage in life. You will utilize the knowledge and skills you have acquired over the past 12 years in school, as well as many 21st century skills, to successfully complete Capstone.

The Capstone will showcase your abilities in reading, writing, public speaking, critical thinking, planning and implementation, self-discipline, problem solving, and organizational skills. The goal of the Capstone is for you to stretch - to participate in and demonstrate a new area of learning and growth.

Most importantly, the Capstone should focus on an area about which you are passionate and be something you will have FUN doing!

You will develop a Capstone project with the assistance of your teacher as well as the Capstone Coordinator, Brian Rose, who can be reached brose@allprep.us or 503.974.5135.

STUDENT PROJECT GUIDE - detailed information about each phase of the capstone project

TIMELINE

February 10th: DUE- Proposal for late starters

February 24th:  DUE- Intermediate progress report
  • Current Activity Log
  • Work plans
  • Research documentation and/or samples of work product
  • Anything else that demonstrate progress toward completion

April 14th: DUE- Senior Capstone Project Reflection Paper rough-draft and Presentation outline

April 19th-23rd: Senior Capstone Project Reflection Paper feedback to students

May 3rd: DUE-
  • Senior Capstone Project Portfolio
  • Senior Capstone Project Presentations to Capstone Administrator in electronic format

May 10th-24th: Senior Capstone Project Presentations/Interviews

June 3rd: Graduation






The Senior Capstone Project (”Capstone”) is a graduation requirement for all seniors attending AllPrep Academies & Early Colleges. You will receive one credit upon successful completion of the Capstone.