1. Junior & Senior Seminar

2. Seniors Today we will work on one of your graduation requirements – Written reflection of high school experience You will need a writing utensil and your brain. Juniors PLEASE REMOVE the written reflection from your check list. Are you on track? Are you missing any assignments for your classes? Have you turned in a final draft of your portfolio? Did you make a commitment to improve during your SLC? What was it? Use your time to improve your work - or catch up in your classes TODAY’S AGENDA

3. Use the provided worksheet to write a 1-3 page reflection on your high school experience. This reflection should focus in on your academic/school work (it is NOT a re- writing of your personal statement). How can your knowledge gained in HS help you academically? During your senior project exit interview you can use this reflection to develop your answers and inform your audience. WORKSHEET

4. Nora Stone Smith Scholarship for ESL/ELL Students Deadline: March 30, 2015 The daughter of the late Nora Stone Smith established this scholarship to honor her mother, an avid reader and self-educated woman who returned to school in her late 50s. It’s awarded to students who have graduated in the past year and have participated in an ESL/ELL program at some point in their lives. More information.More information. Lincoln CommonMen of Distinction at TCC Washboard.orgExploreapprenticeship.wa.gov The University of Washington School of Nursing and University of Washington Medical Center 6 th annual UW Nurse Camp 2015 from July 20-24, 2013. Campers spend the week getting introduced to nurses, faculty, students and staff at the UW, along with our community partners. They receive CPR training, spend a few days at the UWMC in actual clinical experiences, and also attend specialized sessions and workshops geared toward preparing them for what to expect in college and in the nursing profession. This program gives access to lifetime mentorship, leadership, professional and academic opportunities not normally accessible to diverse high school students. SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES