Senior Quotes 2026

Constantly pray, ask, and confer with God about everything and anything. Connect with teachers as much as possible. Live closer, the run will be shorter. Do something insane. Find God outside of church. Have the right idea, play in holy mud – not quicksand. Be careful of all temptations, pursue hard things. Savor every second with good friends. Do something that makes you afraid – you can lean on God in it. Mess with people – we all need to smile. 

Seek after the Joy of the Lord. When you look for His will and His joy, nothing on earth can ever get in your way. Also, turn in your Senior Thesis. 

My advice to students at Evergreen is to always participate and be ready to learn even when you don’t feel like it. Also, stay on top of your senior thesis.  

Stay on top of schoolwork, but have a little fun. High school doesn’t last forever. 

Don’t care what others think about you, it won’t matter in a year. 

Who you are to God is who you truly are. This is why we need not live to please other people or cater to their whims. If what you do in the sight of God is the right and true deed, well, do it, no matter what the world says. 

Keep everything as close as you can. God, family, friends, everything. Treasure it all. 

Don’t get behind on your senior thesis... trust me! Don’t forget to have fun along the way. These are the best years of your life. Keep God as your foundation. 

Don’t procrastinate, just do the work because you’ll end up having to do it anyway. When the devil tries reminding you of your past, just remind him of his future. Don’t take everything too seriously. Learn to have fun along the way. Enjoy every moment. I know people always say that, but it’s true. It goes by so fast, have fun and do the most you can do this year.

Don’t rush too fast to graduate. Life ain’t going anywhere.  

Do not procrastinate. Don’t treat school like your life depends on it. Take every opportunity to have fun senior year.  Ask your teachers questions and ask for extensions. It is not that deep, trust. You got this! 

Push yourself, study hard, and actually try to go out and do stuff with friends (don’t be a loser and stay home 24/7). Talk to your teachers – they actually care. Don't stress over every little assignment. At the end of the day, though, it’s not that deep. You’ll survive! 

Jesus loves you. 

Don’t procrastinate with your homework. Procrastinating holds you back from doing your best. Make the most out of high school, you’ll never be this young again, and high school will speed by. 

Keep going, take on as much as you possibly can and rise to meet your responsibility. Make an ‘unrealistic’ goal and every day remind yourself of it and work for it. 

The primary focus and goal of life is having a true relationship with Jesus. You hear it every day at school and church but might not believe it fully or live your life in a way that shows it. Everything else in life falls into place when it comes to worries or concerns, and when challenges appear, they will seem small in comparison to God’s love for us. 

Be great. Be humble. Lookout for people. Work hard. 

Always listen to your mum, they always know. 

Don't get behind on your work. Turn stuff in on time. Anticipate senioritis – it happens LITERALLY to everyone. 

Rely on the Lord for your joy and strength. You might fail, but He never will.  

You are exactly where you are meant to be. You are loved, strong, and important. Hang on. 

The Lord is with you always. No matter how much the workload is or how busy you are, it’s important to look at the things above and know God has you. The academics are a lot, but they will serve you well and prepare and equip you for the future. 

Be in the moment and don’t miss the current blessings. Always keep your eyes on Jesus. 

Finish the race well so that future you can be proud of all that you have accomplished. 

Enjoy spending time with your classmates. High school goes by fast, and you’ll regret not spending more time with them. Don’t procrastinate, tempting as it is. The work piles up fast. Enjoy just being with the people around you. Don’t always be trying to impress them or get their attention. 

If you want to find the true purpose in life, you only need to turn to the Lord. The Lord will prepare you for anything in any stage of life, and is applicable in all circumstances. So if you take one thing from Evergreen, let it be your faith and relationship with God. Also, don’t do drugs! 

Always be joyful and never think that a challenge is too hard because the Lord is right behind you.

Some advice I would give is to insist on God’s way over your own, and He will make your path clear. 

Soak up your time in high school because it really does go by fast. Meet new people and say hi to others in the hallways. Cherish your friendships and memories. 

Be consistent in who you are. Build good habits and know yourself. What works for other people may not always work for you. Don’t be afraid to do what’s right for you. Build good habits. Be self-aware and know what you want. Work hard, not stupidly. 

Don’t take your school years for granted. Work hard. Follow God. 

Remember suffering produces character, and character steadfastness. Growth happens in the valley and lights shine brightest in the dark. Embrace hard things and challenges, trusting in God to get you through, and He will bless you. 

Choose your seat in the science classroom very carefully. How you do will depend on it. Be open to any friendships that may come your way. You never know your people unless you find ‘em. 

Be on the administration’s good side. 

Work hard in all you do. 

You still have to finish the classes you don’t like, so just get it over with. Learn how to stack the chairs on the carts the right way. Join the wrestling team (do hard things.) 

Complete your thesis on time. Protect those who cannot protect themselves. Remember: life is before death, strength before weakness, and journey before pancakes. Identity theft is not a joke, and millions of people suffer from it every year. Randolph, the blue-headed thundermoose, is always watching. 

Life is not just about GPAs and grades. You are more than that. Don’t let it define who you are. Live your life the way God intended and remember you are never alone. God is always with you.  P.S. Turn in all your work on time.