Mission
A CSA Pathway Middle School
CSA Campuses: Lincoln Campus * Fodrea Campus * Central Campus * New Tech Campus
MISSION
Our mission is to prepare socially engaged citizens who excel in an information and technology rich society.
OUTCOMES
Our students will:
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Know themselves and their talents well, identify areas for personal growth and create and identify paths that will fulfill their own destinies.
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Learn through collaboration with family, business, and community.
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Possess a strong sense of civic responsibility.
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Embrace and celebrate differences and appreciate individuality.
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Think critically and practice 21st century skills.
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Think creatively to solve authentic, real world problems.
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Sustain healthy, trusting relationships that support a safe learning environment.
CORE BELIEFS
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Culture - We believe in learning-centered communities, in which all members are known, respected and valued,and in which differences are honored and student voice is heard. We celebrate the successes of all learners.
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Relationships - We believe students thrive when they experience relationships with peers, staff and families that generate honest, respectful and trusting communication.
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Experiences - We believe students learn by actively engaging in relevant, authentic and flexible project based instruction. Content for learning is immediately applicable and balanced with refl ection. Teachers guide learning in a technology-rich environment which emphasizes 21st century skills.
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Habits of Mind - We believe school community members who practice critical thinking and socially engaged intelligence are using their minds well.
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Community - We believe community partnerships provide learners with a sense of responsibility, inspiring them to become immersed in the community.
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Accountability - We believe learners prioritize, plan and manage their work. Growth and achievement are assessed from many perspectives including performance of real tasks, self and peer critique, projects and portfolios.
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Decisions - We believe procedural, curricular, cultural and fiscal decisions reflect the core beliefs and the voice of the people directly affected by the decisions. All educators are committed to the decision-making process and model participation in a democratic society.