Set your goals high and keep striving, and you will achieve great things. We are here to help you achieve whatever you set your mind to.
Kids with high goals do much better in school and are usually the most successful after graduation. What is going to set you apart? Do your best, and NEVER QUIT! You can do amazing things with your life if you set your mind to it, learn to work toward long-term goals, learn to work well with others, and always strive to grow in virtue and be the best version of yourself.
Here are the keys to a successful life: Live with kindness, love mercy, walk humbly with God, and develop an uncompromising can-do attitude with a growth mindset. I have heard it said many times that the only thing separating the dropout from the graduate is GRIT! The inventor of the light bulb once famously observed, “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try one more time.”
I strive for academic excellence, personal virtue, and the spiritual development of myself toward a life of prayer, service, and love.
I seek intellectual growth through study, questioning, listening, and debate. I recognize that learning is a lifelong endeavor.
I will also come to realize that we – members of this academic and faith community – are all teachers, and we are all learners.
Integrity is the most valued trait of members of this community. Honesty is the foundation for interactions with others.
I strive to earn trust.
I will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do.
I respect the rights and property of others. I believe in and support a community where all are welcome and made to feel like they belong.
I am intolerant of the harassment of individuals or groups.
I strive to become the best version of myself while growing in virtue.
I don't highlight the faults of others; instead, I look for ways to compliment and build my classmates up.
I accept responsibility for my actions. I acknowledge and amend my mistakes, and I try to do better.
I am here because this is where I belong. I recognize my obligation to be a positive contributor to the community and I make this a better place for my being here.
I strive to develop a tough, can-do attitude and a growth mindset.
No other person may assist, observe, or interfere with my testing.
My submitted test is my work only. I will not use anything to give or receive assistance during a test, and I will not discuss any test with other students before all tests are submitted.