As we strive to develop a strong school community, our students will become responsible young citizens who can adapt to an ever-changing world. The school is a partnership of educators, parents, students and community members. Young adolescence is a developmental stage that requires special attention. All students can learn skills, concepts, attitudes and values necessary to be successful at school and ultimately in adult life. Students learn best in a safe, positive environment which respects cultural differences.
Diversity is a strength.
There is a set of core values that hold our society together and that should be stressed to students. We live in a global society that is rapidly changing. Facilities School building completed in 1990. Separate ares designated for different grade level teams. Five Macintosh computer labs for content instruction, two exploratory computer labs, all coordinated by a full-time computer specialist.