Learning Expectations
Students Are..
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Life-long learners who:
- show proficiency in essential skills as defined in the Diocesan Curriculum which are measured through oral, written, or project-based assessments.
- use and develop their strengths to achieve their goals.
- are able to identify, analyze and solve problems using a variety of strategies.
- demonstrate critical and creative thinking by evaluating, predicting and inferring in any given situation.
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Active Catholics who:
- understand and practice the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.
- demonstrate faith through active service, stewardship, and Christian attitude toward others.
- exhibit a Catholic identity.
- Show understanding and respect towards other religions.
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Self-Aware Individuals who:
- show confidence and motivation, and work toward achieving their goals.
- practice good health habits.
- demonstrate awareness through their minds, bodies, and spirituality to achieve self-actualization.
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Effective communicators who:
- speak, read and write effectively and confidently in any forum.
- demonstrate active listening skills.
- show empathy for others.
- incorporate the use of technology.
- use good organizational skills.
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Responsible Citizens who:
- understand and practice their civic responsibilities.
- cooperate with others and demonstrate teamwork.
- show dedication to the common good vs. self-interest.
- accept responsibility for their actions.
- are aware of global & community issues.
- appreciate and understand our multicultural society and individual differences.
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Page updated: Saturday, August 05, 2006
