Class helps HHS seniors prepare for life after high school

Hampton’s Senior Seminar teaches practical life skills

  • Kylee Young makes monkey bread in Senior Seminar class on Thursday while Sam Wishman and Korbin Stump work on another part of breakfast in the background.
    Kylee Young makes monkey bread in Senior Seminar class on Thursday while Sam Wishman and Korbin Stump work on another part of breakfast in the background.
  • Nevaeh Lukassen and Ethan Hurt measure ingredients for Cinnamon Coffee Cake on Thursday in Hampton’s Senior Seminar class.
    Nevaeh Lukassen and Ethan Hurt measure ingredients for Cinnamon Coffee Cake on Thursday in Hampton’s Senior Seminar class.
  • Korbin Stump and Sam Wishman prepare blueberry muffin mix before it goes into the oven on Thursday in an independent living lesson as part of Hampton High School’s Senior Seminar class.
    Korbin Stump and Sam Wishman prepare blueberry muffin mix before it goes into the oven on Thursday in an independent living lesson as part of Hampton High School’s Senior Seminar class.
    When high school graduates are handed their diplomas, they are expected to have reached a certain level of proficiency in various academic disciplines. They should know how to solve algebra problems, write essays and be knowledgable about a whole range of subjects from atoms to zoology. But what happens when it’s time for that recent high school graduate to shop for an apartment or buy a home...

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