Profile of a Catholic School Graduate at Graduation
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