A Senior Program that provides a unique opportunity for students to create a comprehensive learning experience. Students may explore an academic pursuit, a volunteer social service experience, a career possibility or a creative project.
Many students serve as interns in social agencies, hospitals and businesses.
Others do intensive research, artistic, scientific or creative work. All students earn academic credit while working under the close guidance of a mentor chosen from the faculty of Summit High School. Basic program requirements include weekly mentoring meetings, completion of substantial research in the area of study, and a journal reflecting activities, attitudes and acquired knowledge. In late May or early June, each senior gives an oral presentation to a committee of parents, teachers and other students. Family and guests are also often a part of this experience.