Class of 2023 Senior Page
End-of-Year Senior Calendar 2022/2023
Senior Service, Senior Trip and Graduation Rehearsal are mandatory (reach out to Shannon if you have any questions/concerns: shannon.creighton@credohigh.org)
Friday, March 24 (new, new rescheduled date!!) - Cohort Photo Day and Senior Portrait Day CLICK HERE FOR THE SENIOR PORTRAIT SCHEDULE
(These portraits are mandatory and will be going into the yearbook. If you are having a senior portrait setting done by an outside photographer, those can go into the Treering custom pages, customized by you!)
Tuesday April 18th, 6:30-9pm: Senior Trip Prep Meeting #1 *dinner provided* CLICK HERE FOR MORE SENIOR TRIP/SOLO INFORMATION
Monday April 24th - Thursday April 27th: Senior Project Presentations - Evenings
Friday April 28th: Last Day of Main Lesson Class
Saturday April 29th: Prom Night @ The College of Marin (more info to follow)
Monday May 1st, 8-10am: Senior Trip Prep Meeting #2 (Come half an hour early. During OPL time)
Monday May 1st - Friday May 5th: Last Week of Regular Classes & OPL Week (Senior Trip Prep - No Main Lesson)
RESCHEDULED to 5/1 (see above) Wednesday, May 3 Senior Solo Prep: During 1st period
RESCHEDULED to 4/18 (see above) Thursday May 4, Senior Solo Prep: 6:30-9:00 pm *dinner provided*
Friday May 5th: Last Day of Regular Classes & Leaving Verse
Monday May 8th: AP Exams
Monday May 8th - Friday May 19th: Senior Service CLICK HERE FOR MORE SENIOR SERVICE INFORMATION
Sunday May 21st - Friday May 26th: Senior Trip in Mendocino with Weaving Earth (leaving from and returning to Credo)
Monday May 29th: No School, Memorial Day
Tuesday May 30th - Friday June 2nd: Graduation Rehearsal, Senior Appreciations, partial days; schedule TBD
Sunday June 4th: Graduation 5pm @ SOMO Events Center
Senior Service Program
Click Here For Resources, Forms and Practical Information about Senior Service
For roughly two weeks in the Spring, Seniors experience what it's like to live away from home while giving their time to others. This requirement provides an important step to build the confidence needed to break out on one's own in the future, whether it be college, a gap year, trade school or travel. Students have the chance to give back to their community while exploring something they might be interested in pursuing as a future endeavor.
Over the years, Credo has evolved this requirement:
where it used to be a solo endeavor, students may now give service in their community, with community, whether it be alone or with two or more friends.
where it used to be that students were expected to find a placement far from home, now a placement within our local area is highly encouraged. We believe that giving to your community locally is one of the highest virtues.
We endeavor to help support you in your placement, and will provide various opportunities to work with one of many organizations that we have built up relationship with over the years.
For more information, contact Heather Topham, or click here to make an appointment (heather.topham@credohigh.org 707-794-6006).