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"Life's most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?" -Martin Luther King Jr.
Drives
Camps
Clinics
Teaching
Community
Improvements

 

Welcome to the Senior Project and the Community webpage created by Helix Highlanders Anna Willis and Lupita Espinoza. The senior project is a vital part of attending Helix Charter High School and in the past every possible idea has been completed as someone's senior project, ranging from building a coffin, designing your own Prom dress, or creating a new club or group on campus. Although all the Senior Projects are expected to be a challenge in order to have a proposal approved, many students go an extra mile and not only successfully complete a challenging project, but also pick a project that will positively impact and involve the community.

The projects presented took much time, planning and organization yet proved to be a success not only for the seniors in charge but also for the involved community members. Through this website descriptions of projects under the categories of drives, clinics, teaching, camps, improvements and Helix impacted which bring the community to Helix will be presented. If you are a Helix student these are great senior project ideas or if you are a community member and want to know how you can assist with the Senior Project feel free to contact the Senior Project Advisor Elena Christian.

 

 

Students involved in the annual Associated Student Body Leadership Camp learn to work together and bring fresh ideas back to the Helix campus.
Lemon Grove Middle School students attending Diversity Camp become aware of racism and learn how to effectively eliminate it in their community.
Helix High School student not only organizes a blanket drive but also participates in feeding the homeless.
"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted" - Aesop