Develop the interpersonal teamwork, communication, and leadership skills needed to function in diverse and rapidly changing settings

Develop and maintain behavior that promotes lifelong health

Become informed adults capable of responsible decision-making and independent action

Be able to identify and access services in the school and community to address their social-emotional needs

Develop respect for the varied intellectual, physical, cultural characteristics present within themselves, peers, and the school community

Voice dissent in appropriate forums

Contribute in a positive way to the larger community

Develop an awareness of global issues by recognizing the plurality of cultures, societies, and beliefs

Understand and demonstrate the rights and responsibilities of a citizen in a democratic society

Comprehend, interpret and evaluate a variety of texts (written, audio, visual)

Effectively communicate by developing and applying reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills

Develop goal setting, problem solving, decision-making, and critical thinking skills

Apply research and study skills to a variety of sources

Engage in realistic and reflective self-assessment

Develop solutions to authentic problems

Be proficient in the use of technology to enhance learning, increase productivity, and promote creativity

Differentiate between theory and practice

Examine how individual ideas, belief systems, geography, technology, and economics interact

Prepare for post-secondary endeavors

Apply knowledge and learning across the curriculum and beyond the school setting

Develop techniques that demonstrate creativity, presentation, and performance