09/24/08

We assert that our teachers take great pride in presenting their subject matter in a skillful and informative fashion - one that can be easily understood while at the same time presenting a challenge to the students to know and to learn more.

We believe our students have a responsibility to themselves to become actively involved in the learning process, whether it is within the confines of the classroom, or during the more relaxed aspects of social interactions.  Both students and faculty have a civic responsibility to uphold and to promote the high ideals of education within the surrounding community and throughout the general populous.

Our primary goal as educators is to teach students how to learn on their own.  Still, the greatest success of our students should be measured by their ability to seek out information and create learning experiences unique to their own situations.

It is our sincere hope that by the time students leave our school they will have developed the necessary basic skills of written and verbal communication enabling them to care for themselves, to care for family and friends, and to become productive and caring citizens of society.