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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would your child be trying to do a senior project in the area that they want a job? Every single one of the kids is about to go away to a four year college and probably grad school. Also, it isn't mandatory at all. If your kid isn't creative enough to find a niche to explore and learn from on their own, they should skip it. They will graduate all the same. I still have no clue what you are talking about with regard to lack of extracurricular leadership positions. This seems again to be child specific, nothing to do with the school. My child has interesting electives (though they are starting to wind down) and so many leadership positions, both within the school and through city wide extracurriculars. So do her friends. I can't think of a single one that isn't captain of something or president of something or similar. It sounds like this child is just unmotivated, which may be fueled by a parental desire to interfere and not allow independent growth. [/quote] Do you hear yourself? Your kids interesting electives are winding down... in December?! There are six months of not that to go. You have drunk the Kool Aid, my friend. I also think you don't have perspective on what extracurriculars are like at other schools if you think BASIS -- not city wide/non-school based extracurriculars -- is the same as what most schools have in terms of Senior involvement. Lots of second semester Seniors don't even come to school at BASIS. That is just not a thing at most good schools; kids are knee deep in everything in their second semester of Senior year.[/quote]
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