Graduates of St. Adalbert Catholic School strive to live their faith, excel academically, support their community and serve as a positive role model to others.

Christ-Centered: 

The Eighth Grade Graduate:

• Lives according to Gospel teaching
• Centers life around Jesus
• Demonstrates a thorough knowledge of Catholicism
• Participates in prayer, Mass, liturgies and Sacraments

Academic Achievement:

The Eighth Grade Graduate:

• Possesses skills to be competitive academically and successful in high school and beyond
• Demonstrates the ability to solve problems creatively
• Works collaboratively and creatively with others
• Possesses competences in all areas of study as outlined in the diocesan, state, and Common Core Standards
• Uses technology effectively and appropriately as an educational tool
• Demonstrates an independent responsibility for learning

Service to Others:

The Eighth Grade Graduate:

• Respects and care for God’s creation
• Understands, promote, and practice Catholic social justice
• Practices stewardship of their gifts of time, talent and treasure

Christian Leadership:

The Eighth Grade Graduate:

• Models and encourage other to act according to the moral teaching of the Catholic Church
• Treats others with respect and dignity
• Respects diversity and the opinions of others
• Evaluates moral choices within the context of the Church’s teachings

Responsible Citizenship:

The Eighth Grade Graduate:

• Understands the importance of respect for self, others, and property
• Sets positive examples for others
• Recognizes the importance of morality in a global society
• Stays informed regarding the political process