What we want all students to demonstrate when they leave your school.

Your students:

1. ...will be self-directed learners capable of setting priorities and achieving mathematical and scientific goals; capable of monitoring and evaluating their progress; will be able to create options for themselves to achieve their goals; will be able to assume responsibilities for their actions; and will be able to create a positive, a healthy image for themselves and their future.



2. ...will be collaborative workers; able to monitor their own behavior as a team member; able to assess and manage themselves in a group effort; demonstrate interactive mathematical and scientific communication with clear consideration for individual differences.



3. ...will be complex thinkers capable of using a variety of strategies and higher-order thinking skills appropriate for the resolution of solving complex mathematical and scientific issues; they will be capable of accessing and using topic-relevant knowledge.



4. ...will be able to create products that achieve their purpose, products appropriate to their intended audience by using appropriate mathematical and scientific resources and technology.



5. ...will be a community contributor, demonstrating a cultural knowledge and real-world mathematical and scientific application about his/her diverse communities; capable of taking actions in those communities to be a significant contributor and member of that community.