Ranging from business, mental, political, or even current topics and problems, GSA Capstone is a class for students to engage in community events, problems, and interact and assist in service events while being involved in a year-long project. At Clements, Capstone is a class only available for students in the Global Studies Academy, and this year there have been many projects that students are excited to share with the community and district. Capstone assists students in starting their careers and involving themselves in their interests. Additionally, it allows the seniors to interact with others to examine and discuss opportunities and challenges in the world.

After year-long research and development of a topic, information, and organizing an event to effectively host a event and raise proper funds, activities, and involvement from the community, students in Capstone have started their Spring Action Projects. Currently, during the second semester, all students are required to host and acquire participants in their events. From the International Law Clinic, Kindness Matters, and the various other projects that have recently just took place, many students have successfully informed students, parents, teachers, and people of the community about their topics and the impact to help change and participate in in these areas of interest. For example, in the Capstone event of Kindness Matters, not only did they do a survey of the audience about how they view people with mental illnesses, but they also had participants bring shirts to donate. Some events with an accompanying fee, donate all proceeds to an organization that complements the area of research.

Various Capstone events, relating to the topic and subject, are advertised and intensified by offering extra credit for various classes, points for Student Council and National Honors Society, and volunteering is even available at some events.Some events do require that students bring an item, permission slip, or complete an accompanying assignment along with attending.

Not only are these students ready to finish off their year-long projects, but they cannot wait for people to learn, enjoy, and participate in the topics that they enjoy most. Students in Fort Bend and at Clements can attend some of the upcoming events below, some of which are for extra credit and points for organizations:

March 1: Disease Treatment Innovation

ULH 3:15-5

Varsha Varghese & Lucia Zhang

March 2: Medical Advances

CHS AP Biology Classes

Eric Wang & Tony Yang

March 2: Contemporary Issues in East Asia

ULH 3:15-5

Jessica Liu & Jina Shi

March 3: Fleet Management

CHS Business, Finance, & Marketing Classes

Mike Shao

March 4: Music and the Brain

Children’s Museum

Shroothi Ramesh

March 4: Art Education Gallery

HMNS-Sugar Land 2:00-4:00

Andy Wei & Anton Zhou

March 6: Hindustani Classical Music

ULH 3:30-5

Bhavi Pandya

March 7: Dystopian Literature

Library 3:15-5

Aaron Mendoza

March 7: Music: Eras & Innovation

Performed @ the CHS Percussion Concert

Rena Sun

March 8: Statins

CHS Principles of Health Science Class

Felicia Invest

March 9: Game Theory for Economic Development

AP Human Geography Classes

Hamza Ansari

March 9: Global Empathy

Travis HS (C119) 2:55-4:55

Divya Gupta & Priyanka Kaur

March 9: Gender Equality through Women’s Education in Sub-Saharan Africa

Library 3-5

Danielle Nwosa

March 9: Military/ Veteran Health

ULH 3:15-5

Claire Chen & Aisha Rao

March 10: Marketing/ Customization

CHS Business, Finance, & Marketing Classes

Catherine Huang & Bianca Tan

March 10: Coral Reef Conservation

AP Environmental Science Classes

Karla Torres

March 10: Understanding the Electoral College

Austin Parkway Elementary – 5th Graders 2:30-3:30

Marco Venegas

March 10: Understanding ISIS

CHS AP World History Classes

Weston Shores

March 21: Sustainable Development in Latin America

CHS Library 3-5

Sue Chu, Aniket Dave, Madison Lam, & Archit Oswal

March 22: Reality Fair (Understanding Finance)

Library 3-5

Saad Khawaja, Tommy Le, & Quynh Le

March 23: Earth Fair

CHS Commons with Clements Earth

Chelsea Feng & Ross Trivisonno

March 24: Facial Recognition Technology

CHS Com Sci 5th

Zhongqi Ning

March 24: Escalation

Understanding Dating Violence

DLH 3-5

Sara Rufael

March 25: Art Expo

Sugar Land Art Gallery & Center

Nina Vielmas

March 25-26: Inventathon

HCC

Kevin Chen, Ashwin Hareesh,

Dhruva Karkada, Saarang Panchavai,

Varun Rajaram, Saideep Volalla, & Michael Yu

March 29: Police Brutality

CHS Library 3-5

Hannah Al-Natoor

March 30: Education Success

ULH 3:15-5

Hui Song

March 31: Misogyny

Girl Up Meeting: 1131 3-4

Zoë Marshal

April 1: Autism Play Day

CHS Commons 11-2

With Arc of Fort Bend & CHS Best Buddies

Pooja Kumar & Shruti Misra