Public education is a right of each student. Roan School should be safe, orderly and attractive to enhance student learning. A curriculum should be broad in scope and thorough in content so that each child learns to develop skills in the areas of reading, mathematics, communication, health, science, social studies, technology, physical education, and the arts. Public education has a responsibility to encourage ethics and respect. The staff is crucial to student learning and performance in the school environment.
Public education is the responsibility of educators, the community, parents, and students.
Each child should develop pride in self, school, community, country, and personal heritage. Each child is recognized as having an individual learning style and should have numerous opportunities to experience success. Each child has dignity and worth which must be protected and promoted. Each child should develop and sustain self-discipline and a desire to learn.