Seniors: We need to know your plans!

[rocksthescarf.livejournal.com]

In order to plan for the summer terms, we need to know what your plans are for your students. Graduates are welcome to stay for the summer as long as they either TA for a workshop (it's up to you to find a teacher to TA for) or participate in the summer community project (whose details we're still working out). Or, if they have a job in town, they can continue working there (as long as there's a post of them at their job at least once a week).

Some things to keep in mind:

1. You can leave at the end the first term if you'd like (the beginning of July), or go home for the first term and come back for the second.
2. All students who are leaving before the summer terms (graduates who aren't sticking around, students who are going away for the summer, and students who are leaving the game or becoming expats) need to be off the island by Friday, May 7th.

All graduates will need to leave the island by the end of the second term (the end of August). *cries* *clings to Chuck* *gets pushed away*

If you've got a graduating student, please fill out the following information to let us know what you're planning:


<b>Character Name:</b> <b>Moving to alumni status, or riding off into the sunset?</b> <b>If alumni, leaving the island May 7th, staying for only the first summer session, leaving but coming back for the second session (this would include folks who go on the proposed senior backpacking trip, if they're coming back) or staying for the whole summer?</b> <b>If staying, as a TA, working on the community project, or working in town? (if you need time to arrange a TAship, just let us know you're working on it, then send in an update once you've secured your position)</b>

All comments will be screened, and questions will be unscreened. Please drop a comment here by Friday, April 30th. Thanks!

Comments

[findingelena.livejournal.com]

Question! What if we know our plans for the first half of the summer, but haven't decided for the second half? Can we fill out the form with that, or should we settle our plans before April 30th?

[bigdamnprincipal]

You can just fill out the form with what you know so far, and e-mail us with an update when the rest of your plans get settled. Our main goal here is to get a head count for cabins, and to figure out how many people we might have for the community project.

(And also to cry over all the people who are leaving, but that could just be me.)