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1. What is Project Graduation at

Le Jardin Academy?

A drug- and alcohol-free, adult-supervised, all-night event held on graduation night—designed to keep seniors safe and create positive memories. It aligns with the national Project Graduation tradition, originating in Maine in 1980. 
 

2. How is Project Graduation funded?

LJA’s Project Graduation is fully funded by parent-led fundraising initiatives and contributions from the senior class. These efforts include events and sales—like hoodies or holiday tree fundraisers in past years—to cover all the expenses.
 

3. How do seniors contribute to making the event happen?

The senior class actively participates - engaging in fundraising activities throughout the year to help fund this important event.

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4. What is the goal for senior attendance?

The target is 100% senior participation, ensuring that every graduate has the opportunity to enjoy a safe and memorable celebration.

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5. How can parents support

Project Graduation?

Parents can contribute by:

• Volunteering for event planning or fundraising committees.

• Contribution to class 

• Donating prizes or refreshments.

• Spreading awareness and encouraging their senior to participate 
   

6. Is there an entry fee or

ticket required?

While there is no entry fee for Project Grad at LJA, it is fully funded through parent and senior fundraising efforts - not by charging students directly. Families support through class contributions, attending fundraisers, or purchasing items like holiday trees.
 

7. Is attendance by all seniors mandatory?

While not mandated, the aim is for 100% participation, and students are encouraged to attend to ensure a fun and safe conclusion to their senior year. Parental encouragement is important!
 

8. How and when are parents notified about Project Grad details?

Updates are typically communicated via:

• School eNotices.

• This Project Grad website 

• Senior-specific emails — fundraising timelines, volunteer opportunities, etc.