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Students learn best when they are motivated, challenged,
and actively engaged in the learning process
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Students are unique individuals and should be provided
with a variety of instructional approaches to support
different learning styles as well as special services
and resources for exceptional students (e.g. ELS,
Resource, oral testing, Advanced Placement courses,
Honors Courses)
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Reading, writing, assessing, and evaluating are keys to
academic success; therefore, as a school, we should
focus on teaching these sills at all levels
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Student involvement in extracurricular activities
(athletics, drama, student government, clubs, etc.)
enhances overall achievement
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Because students must learn to take responsibility for
their own actions and behavior, development of
citizenship, character, respect for others and
self-discipline is imperative
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School personnel should foster open lines of
communication
enabling students to freely communicate problems,
stresses,
accomplishments, etc.
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Teachers, administrators, parents, and the community
share the responsibility for advancing the school's
mission
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Continuous improvement of our school is imperative
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