Capstone Scholars
Ensworth’s Capstone Program offers students in Grades 11 and 12 the opportunity to engage in an extensive exploration of an academic passion that lies above and beyond courses normally offered at the High School Campus. Following the investigation and approval process for a specific Capstone project, scholars continue with independent research or participation in internship programs, workshops or seminars related to the topic of interest.
Past Capstone scholars have explored a wide range of topics, spanning the Impact of Technology on Pediatric Obesity to Jazz Composition. Each Capstone project falls under the supervision of a Faculty Sponsor, providing another avenue for educators to serve as mentors investing in the lives of Ensworth students.
Application Process
OCTOBER-DECEMBER
Meeting with Capstone Director (includes discussing project idea, foundational coursework, and the proposal process)
EARLY DECEMBER
Capstone Intent Form Due (includes brief project description, list of foundational courses, and faculty sponsor signature)
EARLY FEBRUARY
Capstone Proposal Due (includes detailed description, academic foundation, timeline, resource list, and several signatures)
See the Capstone tile on the Tigernet Resource Board for exact deadlines