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Mission Statement & Beliefs
The mission of the Braintree Schools, in partnership with
parents and the community, is to prepare students to become responsible and
contributing members of a diverse and changing society. We motivate and enable
each student to develop intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally
through a rigorous educational program within an atmosphere that nurtures creative
and critical thinking, the development of values and the pursuit of lifelong
learning.
In support of our mission, we are committed
to the following beliefs:
Since excellence in instruction and student achievement is our primary objective,
we are committed to the following beliefs:
• Students should acquire, and use wisely, a rigorous core of knowledge
in an environment that promotes higher level thinking skills across the curriculum.
• Students should be encouraged to attain high standards of achievement.
• Students possess unique talents and gifts and should be encouraged to
reach their maximum individual potential.
• Students should be able to communicate effectively through reading, writing,
speaking, computing, the arts, and technology.
• Students should acquire the knowledge, skills, and motivation necessary
to achieve and maintain optimum health and lifelong fitness.
• Students should develop a sense of self-discipline, self-respect, and
self-reliance and demonstrate social and civic responsibility.
• Students should become life-long learners to prepare them for a changing
society.
• Students should understand, respect and appreciate the racial, ethnic,
and cultural diversity of our society and the democratic principles upon which
this nation was built.
• A safe and orderly environment, free of prejudice, drugs, violence, and
harassment is essential to promote student learning.
• Ongoing opportunities for the professional growth and development of
staff are essential for continued school improvement.
• Parents, in partnership with schools, are an integral part of their child’s
learning.
• Community involvement should be actively solicited, encouraged and developed.
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