PEP SENIOR CAPSTONE PRESENTATIONS

East St. John's senior Judah W. explores what it looks like to take the words of Jesus seriously.

East St. John's senior Kylie S. makes an argument against medical aid in dying.

East St. John's senior Hannah R. explores the athletic world of dance.

East St. John's senior Allister J. uncovers the world of cryptocurrency.

East St. John's senior Caroline M. explores the effects of phosphate mining.

East St. John's Senior Maya D. discusses the importance of church involvement.

East St. John's senior Rachel B. explores the American Foster Care System.

East St. John's senior Chloe B. explores the great contributions of immigrants to America.

Matthew A. of the East St. John's campus discusses the effects of red tide on aquatic life.

Please welcome our seniors presenting their final projects.

Gigi Gerstenberger, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, discusses the moral questions involved with the development of AI and robotic technology. www.pep1.org

Audrey Haynes, PEP East St. John's class of 2022, analyzes the effects of the delayed onset of adulthood on modern American society. www.pep1.org

Kelsly Chatraw, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, dives into an exploration of society's mistakes in a world of adolescent mental health. www.pep1.org

Makayla Haynes, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, explores women's roles throughout history, examining them through the lens of Scripture. www.pep1.org

Pierce Kirk, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, explores whether vaccine mandates are on a collision course with the United States Constitution. www.pep1.org

Andrew McLauchlan, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, discusses social media's disruptive effects on mental health, addiction, distracted driving, and other societal woes. www.pep1.org

Kinsley McMillian, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, explains why developmental disorders often remain undiagnosed, what the negative effects of undiagnosed developmental disorders are, and why early diagnosis is crucial. www.pep1.org

Liz Morris, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, discusses the factors that dissuade young girls from entering STEM fields. www.pep1.org

Elysia Perkins, PEP East St. Johns class of 2022, explores systemic problems in the public education system in America and proposes ways to improve the system. www.pep1.org

Cameron Rowell, PEP East St. Johns Class of 2022, discusses the benefits conferred on society by the nuclear family. www.pep1.org

Kate Swinson, PEP East St. Johns Class of 2022, explores the effects of labeling young people with words like "depressed," "gifted," or "popular." www.pep1.org

Daryn Hancock, PEP Mason Class of 2022, explores the sad reality of the modern meat industry. www.pep1.org

Annika Wagner, PEP Mason Class of 2022, explores whether the United States ought to remain involved in Afghanistan. www.pep1.org