Hello from up above!
I usually add everything to my github anyway, just so if my PC dies, I don't lose everything. Private or open, it's there. If you make it open, somebody will try to make it or learn from it, if you add instructions, code etc. Might inspire someone to do something with it or different.
I'm sure, this being your school project, you've documented this somewhat or the information is there at least, so make a list what has been done, what you would like the project to have to say "This is done".
Add that list to the readme in github and maybe someone will implement them or when you finally decide to look at it again.
Write a list of pros/cons of your product vs others. How does your differ? How is it better? How is it not so good? What would you do different?
Make a video about it, just because.
That might let you have a break from it, while not really having a break. Then, you could finish it or scrap it. As painful as it might be, if it's not meant to continue, maybe something new is exactly what you need to do. Take what you learned and apply it to the next project.
Maybe try some local sales, tindie?
Nonetheless, add it to your CV, too!
Anyway, hope this helps you in some way.
Cheers!