What is a Senior Exit Interview?
During a Senior Exit Interview, students sit one-on-one with an interviewer for 10-15 minutes. Your interviewer will look at your resume, possibly talk with you about it, and then ask you four questions from a predefined list of Senior Exit Interview Questions.
Seniors are required to complete an Exit Interview prior to graduation. The purpose is to provide students with interview experience and to gain feedback on student preparedness for our district's goals. These interviews cap the high school experience and ask students to articulate their future career plans.
When is the interview?
Senior Exit Interviews are held on a Wednesday in April each year, in the Liberty Library. Interview times will be assigned in 15-minute intervals from 8-10 a.m. (last name A-L) and 3-5 p.m. (last name M-Z). Specific interview times will be advertised closer to the date.
How should I prepare?
Step 1: Complete the required SchooLinks TO DOs; If your SchooLinks TO DOs are incomplete, you will not be able to sit for your interview.
Step 2: Bring a printed copy of your resumé to the interview and read/follow these Senior Exit Interview Expectations.
Step 3: Prepare for your Senior Exit Interview Questions
I am a community member, can I volunteer to help?
We rely upon community volunteers to help interview our Seniors and make this high school capstone experience a success. It’s a wonderful opportunity to interact in a positive way with our students.
Sign ups are advertised starting in February. If you’re over 21, comfortable conducting short interviews, and can donate 2 hours of your time, please sign up to help!
