St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School
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academics
expected schoolwide learning results
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St. Francis Central Coast Catholic High School graduates are guided by Don Bosco's Salesian philosophy of life and are: |
Committed
to Reason - As creative, critical thinkers
and life-long learners who:
· Express themselves with superior communication skills.
· Have mastered the arts and sciences at a level consistent with
students entering college.
· Live safe, healthy and well-balanced life styles.
· Use technology individually and collaboratively to share and
expand their knowledge.
Committed
to Religion - As responsible, spiritual
people who:
· Understand the tenets of the Catholic faith and are respectful
of all faiths.
· Behave in a way consistent with their beliefs.
· Continue to develop their spirituality in a community of faith.
· Are aware that they are created "in the image and likeness
of God" to fully develop their
talents and abilities.
Committed
to Kindness - As involved citizens of
their communities who:
· Value diversity.
· Act with compassion toward others.
· Are committed to dealing with issues facing their communities
and the environment at the
local, national, and global levels.
· Make their communities more loving, just, and sustainable through
responsible moral
decisions and voluntary service.