Vision, Mission, and District Belief Statements

District Vision Statement:

Improving Student Achievement – Step by Step

Opening the doors of Learning for Success

We Believe …

Children should be encouraged to become lifelong learners and problem solvers.
Parents and community are the most important influence on a child’s development, behavior, and attitude toward learning.
A quality school understands the intellectual, social, emotional, and physical needs of its students and makes decisions based on those characteristics.
A successful student is able to think and reason for himself/herself, yet not be afraid to ask for advice or help when needed. He/She is willing and able to use all the different resources available in order to achieve success.
An effective staff member is one who cares for the students, has a sense of pride, and works for the good of the organization.
An effective classroom is one where the teacher and student work together in a respectful manner toward a common goal.
A quality instructional program includes opportunities, variety, and challenges, which create an environment for all students to be successful.
Schools should teach fundamentals, responsibility, respect, and skills for use throughout life.