Navigating Senioritis

Belzora Lovett (’24) shares her take on Senioritis, including some research on how to keep motivated. “No matter what this goal is, it is important to give yourself some kind of reward, because when graduation is looming over your head any accomplishment is worth a reward.”

Lock it in.

Gianna Falcicchio-Wall (’24) describes the struggle that many Seniors face to stay motivated in trimester 3. “The last 13 years of my life have been leading up to the moment I graduate. It’ll open up a new and scary (but so so so exciting) time in my life. Why not finish strong?”

The Art of Breathing

For the past few months, Zach Hammer(‘24) has been learning about mindfulness and testing a few different strategies. For his badge project (a 3-month long assignment), he wanted to learn how breathing exercises, specifically, can impact our everyday lives.

The Power of Living Freely

Lilly Hescheles (’24) tells the story of how she learned to trust herself and take risks. “My experience on this trip acted as one of the first times I took a chance that was scary — it was the beginning of putting myself into uncomfortable situations in order to live a true life.”

Staying Motivated from a Student’s Perspective

Brenden Kaiser (’24) shares some advice for how to stay motivated. “…the first step to staying motivated and getting things done on time is to ignore that little voice telling you to let it go, as difficult as it may be.”