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Academic Expectations |
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| 1. At graduation, all students will be able to communicate effectively through listening, speaking and writing | |
| Exemplary |
The student can clearly express thoughts through writing. They have
clear thoughts through word choice and sentence structure. |
| Proficient |
The student does a fair job at displaying point of view. |
| Not Yet Proficient |
The student is very limited in explaining their point of view, spelling and
sentence structure is limited. |
| 2. At graduation, all students will be able to work both independently and collaboratively | |
| Exemplary |
The student can stay on task and be focused throughout a period of time
during an activity, stressing teamwork and fair play. |
| Proficient |
The student does a fair job in sportsmanship and stays on task for a
majority of the time. |
| Not Yet Proficient |
The student has a hard time demonstrating characteristics of sportsmanship,
does not stress teamwork and does not stay focused on task at hand, and has
a hard time working with others. |
| 3. At graduation, all students will be able to recognize what constitutes a healthy lifestyle | |
| Exemplary |
The student understands and can display what it means to be physically
educated, by knowing the benefits of a physically active lifestyle, valuing
these benefits, and putting them into practice. |
| Proficient |
The student demonstrates some characteristics and understanding of a
physically educated person. |
| Not Yet Proficient |
The student shows limited knowledge in the area of what it means to be a
physically educated person, does not value the benefits and shows limited
desire to put them into practice. |
| Department Members |
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Keegan Heavey & Beth Hamilton |
