The Texas High School Network is a collaboration of schools which practice and encourage change, innovation, and risk-taking to provide a flexible environment that promotes student achievement and transcends the tranditional hig h school so that all citizenry will thrive in a rapidly changing society. To realize this mission, we hold to these seven principles as reflected in the document, One Student at a Time . High shools are communities of learning that nurture the whole person. The organization of the school allows for flexibility. The curriculum is rigorous and high quality, highlighting performance in individual education goals and career plans, and making connections across subject areas.
Instructional practices accommodate differences among students.
Assessment strategies inform students and parents while enabling teachers to modify instruction. Teaching professionals are committed to careers as learners and teachers, and establish the high school campus as a center of excellence and advancement in the art of teaching. Economic, social, health, and personal barriers that may limit student achievement are identified and addressed in flexible partnerships with the student's home and community. A Three-Part Foundation 1. Reads, writes, performs arithmetic and mathematical operations, listens and speaks.