And the student learning expectations

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Core Values

September: Respect
- Showing respect for self and others.​
October: Responsibility
- Understanding the relationship between choices and consequences.
​- Setting realistic personal goals and striving to achieve them.
​- Showing awareness that learning is a lifelong process.
November: Empathy
​- Communicating effectively when writing and speaking.
December: Faith
​- Nurturing a personal relationship with God.
​- Appreciating the traditions, beliefs, and practices of the Catholic Church.
​- Participating in well planned and relevant children's Liturgies.
​- Experiencing prayer in a variety of forms.
January: Community
​- Working as a group toward a common goal.
​- Caring for themselves and their environment.
​- Finding resources of help with difficult tasks, questions, or situations.
February: Love
​- Providing service to others as an expression of our Faith.
​- Striving for Peace and Social Justice for all.
​-  Learning to value a sense of humor.
March: Reconciliation
​- Exhibiting compassion, empathy, and reconciliation.
April: Diversity
​- Appreciating the diversity that exists in their community.
​- Recognizing that and individual's effort can make a global difference.
May: Truth
​- Gaining knowledge and appreciation of Scripture.
​- Learning decision-making skills to respond to moral dilemmas.
​- Thinking critically, using logic, analyzing information, and forming opinions. 
​June: Curiosity 
​- Mastering basic academic skills.
​- Displaying curiosity for learning.
​​- Using technology as a learning tool.

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Our Graduates are young people who grow intellectually by: 
- Mastering basic academic skills.
- Communicating effectively when writing and speaking.
- Using technology as a learning tool.
- Showing awareness that learning is a lifelong process.
- Displaying curiosity for learning.
- Finding resources of help with difficult tasks, questions, or situations.
- Thinking critically, using logic, analyzing information, and forming opinions. 
Our Graduates are people who develop their sense of self, within the context of our community, by:
- Showing respect for self and others.
- Understanding the relationship between choices and consequences.
- Appreciating the diversity that exists in their community.
- Caring for themselves and their environment.
- Working as a group toward a common goal.
- Recognizing that and individual's effort can make a global difference.
- Setting realistic personal goals and striving to achieve them.
- Learning to value a sense of humor.
Our graduates are young people who enhance their Spirit by:
- Nurturing a personal relationship with God.
- Exhibiting compassion, empathy, and reconciliation.
- Experiencing prayer in a variety of forms.
- Participating in well planned and relevant children's Liturgies.
- Appreciating the traditions, beliefs, and practices of the Catholic Church.
- Learning decision-making skills to respond to moral dilemmas.
- Providing service to others as an expression of our Faith.
- Gaining knowledge and appreciation of Scripture.
- Striving for Peace and Social Justice for all.