1. Be physically fit and healthy
2. Create and maintain a safe and healthy environment
3. Understand and be able to manage personal and community resources
4. Be self-directed
5. Think analytically about important ideas
6. Be life long learners
7. Communicate effectively through different media
8. Be contributing members of society
9. Appreciate diverse cultures
10. Use knowledge from all curriculum areas to understand the world
11. Use English effectively
12. Read, write, listen and speak for information and understanding
13. Read, write, listen and speak for literary response and expression
14. Read, write, listen and speak for social interaction
15. Use reading for multiple purposes
16. Understand complexity
17. Write fluently
18. Communicate orally and in writing to diverse audiences
19. Set and achieve goals
20. Synthesize content from multiple texts
21. Generate questions about important issues
22. Connect the past to the present
23. Understand the geography of the interdependent world in which we live
24. Understand eras, themes, and turning points in U.S. history
25. Understand the economic systems of the U.S. and other countries
26. Understand the structure of federal, state and local government
27. Understand the role of the U.S. constitution in government
28. Demonstrate citizenship values and attitudes
29. Understand principles of American democracy
30. Analyze events from multiple perspectives
31. Relate personal skills and abilities to future career decisions
32. Demonstrate how academic skills are applied in the workplace
33. Have knowledge of various art forms
34. Actively engage in creation and performance in the arts
35. Respond critically to works in the arts
36. Use traditional and electronic sources of information
37. Understand the consequences of their actions on themselves and others
38. Increase standardized test scores
39. Hand in homework on time
40. Resolve conflicts non-violently
41. Be skilled in library research techniques
42. Feel confident
43. Be knowledgeable in a language other than English
44. Be computer literate
45. Use knowledge of technology to address real-life problems
46. Use mathematical analysis and scientific inquiry to pose questions, seek answers and develop solutions
47. Apply mathematics in real-world settings
48. Recognize the historical development of ideas in science
49. Understand scientific concepts, principles and theories
50. Build on prior knowledge
51. Be fully prepared for each subsequent grade level
52. Demonstrate higher order thinking skills in all subject areas
53. Develop different learning styles
54. Respect opinions of others
55. Have respect for self and others
56. Score on grade level on standardized tests
57. Have high expectations for school performance
58. Have skills for collaboration
59. Reflect on their own learning and assess their own work
60. Have self-appraisal skills
61. Be responsible
62. Use their minds well
63. Produce new knowledge
64. Be able to persevere
65. Think and question critically
66. Have leadership skills
67. Have effective study habits
68. Be involved in their community
69. Be risk-takers
70. Be independent thinkers
71. Demonstrate empathy
72. Generate their own projects
