An “adulting' seminar for seniors at a Kentucky high school has been such a success that people can’t stop talking about it. - TODAYShow
An “adulting" seminar for seniors at a Kentucky high school has been such a success that people can’t stop talking about it.
“The parents didn’t know anything about it until it started blowing up on the internet and being on everyone’s social media,” Christy Hardin, director of the Bullitt Central High School Family Resource and Youth Services Center, toldHardin based the course, in part, on a meme she saw that pokes fun at what people learned in“It frustrated me a little bit because we offer these classes, but it has to be an elective path that they choose,” she said.
Hardin thought about the complaints in the meme and what she heard from students when creating the sessions for the half-day conference, which took place when the other students were taking theirDorm-room cookingPhysical fitness after high schoolWhen you need to see a doctor and what level of care you need Why it’s not worth the T-shirt to fill out the credit card application“The first one to fill up was dorm-room cooking,” Hardin explains.
How to interact with the police was the second most popular session and healthy relationships and boundaries, which Hardin taught, was the third most popular. “A lot of young women don’t know when it is and isn’t important to set a boundary,” Hardin said. “ what you should and should not expect in a relationship and defining those things for yourself.”
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