Students remain curious and develop both the desire and skills to study on their own. They learn how to gather information and become problem solvers. Fourth, to feel a sense of well-being. Through school support, students become physically healthy, socially competent, and emotionally secure. Fifth, to live responsibly.
Students learn by word and deed the core virtues that promote good conduct and citizenship.
First, the school seeks to bring together all the key components of an effective school. Second, the Basic School seeks to build a community in which teachers work together and parents are actively involved. Third, the Basic School gives high priority to a commitment to character and defines core virtues to be taught. Fourth, the most distinctive feature of the Basic School is its curriculum. Most elementary schools have a confusing, fragmented course of study, with teachers often developing lesson plans in isolation and with each grade level disconnected from the others.