Students' educational experiences expand beyond the school building and into the community where students have a positive impact and are perceived as valuable community members. Students are involved in experiences which challenge their creativity, develop their respect for diversity and cultural differences, and promote their ability to make healthy choices. Students are eager and ready to learn in classrooms which support development of academic excellence, employability skills, and technological skills needed to be life long learners. All students can learn. Academic excellence is the focus of learning and supports the total development of the student.
Students learn best when they are actively involved.
Students are individual learners with differing learning styles, maturation rates, and educational needs. Students must be given the opportunity to reach their potential. Students can learn to productively work both individually and cooperatively with others. Teachers must promote active learning. Teachers teach better when time is allocated for professional growth and a variety of training opportunities.