Teachers design their dream senior projects

Martha Sanchez, RubicOnline Editor|February 4, 2019

In the swing of the second semester, senior projects, month-long internships that seniors complete through May, are fast approaching. Picking a project can prove to be daunting and possibilities are endless. While seniors must follow the guidelines of the program, various teachers in the SPA community commented on what they would do for their dream senior project.

“Minneapolis happens to be the place where the biggest video game magazine in the country is based,” Upper School French teacher Aimeric Lajuzan said, “…I would have probably tried to get an internship at Game Informer.”

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