Junior / Senior Projects
Chinquapin Preparatory School

Seminar teacher Sarah Yockey reflects on the end of the year with the Class of 2020.

Senior Crystal Nair shares how the challenges of this project taught her to take care of herself.

Senior Ricardo Plata shares how producing an album has impacts his life and his senior year.

Senior Isaac Gonzalez shares his insight about the process of song writing.

Senior Tamara Gonzalez shares how this project pushed her out of her comfort zone as a communicator.

Senior Cristina Medrano describes how she responded the time ants invaded the aquarium.

Senior Keiddrick Fizer looks back at the experience of becoming a teacher.

Senior Luis Acosta reflects on finding his own passion and introducing it to others.

Senior Erika Chavez reflects on the deepest intentions of her work and the stories she wants to tell.

Senior Kihana Wilson found a great project in the fragments of her original ideas.

Senior Alan Garza didn't realize how much he had done until he looked back from the end of the experience.

Senior Judith Mendoza shares how she found release and support during a time of discouragement and disappointment.

Senior Sebastian Navejar realized that what felt like failure was really a successful learning experience.

Senior Daniela Delgado shares how her personal experiences inspired her stress relief work.

Senior Carlos Flores remembers the moment that he found a partner to work on the pond with.

Senior Sebastian Alba shares how unexpected obstacles can disrupt the best plans and teach important lessons.

Senior Ashley Robledo shares how a semester away from Chinquapin strengthened her project.

Senior Ethan Corral reflects on how it feels to look at your work with a critical eye, feeling pride but also finding room to grow.

Seminar teacher Sarah Yockey reflects on the accomplishments of the Class of 2019.

Nicole Trujillo had the opportunity to mentor fellow students as they pursue future goals and wants to continue to do so in the future.