ATRIA: Google Sites Senior Portfolio Template

ATRIA: A Google Sites Senior Portfolio Template

ATRIA is a Google Sites senior portfolio template for high school students who have to hand in a portfolio before graduation or send one with college applications. The design borrows from varsity jackets and school banners: navy, red and cream, a slab serif for the titles and a gold star on the cover.

What this senior portfolio includes

• Home: a cover with your name and school, a numbered table of contents, a short introduction and three highlights from your four years.
• Best work: four project cards, shown in the demo as an art portfolio, a robotics build, a history research paper and a chemistry lab report. Each card has room for what you did and a link to the file.
• Activities: teams, clubs, music and service, each with a photo, your role and how long you took part.
• Reflections: a quote band and short answers to the questions most senior portfolio rubrics ask, such as what you learned and how you changed.
• Next steps: a senior year timeline from applications to graduation, your plans after high school and a contact block.

How to adapt it to your school's rubric

Most schools publish a checklist for the senior portfolio. Rename the pages to match it before you add content, so a reviewer can find each requirement in the menu. Link documents from Google Drive instead of pasting long texts, and check that the sharing setting of each file lets the reader open it.

If your school account blocks publishing outside the domain, the teacher will see the site but a college will not. Ask the school or copy the template to a personal Google account before sending the link.