Schoolwide Learning Expectations
Graduates of Incarnation Catholic School are persons who seek truth by "exploring the wonder and mystery of God". We do this by:
1.Practicing Catholic ideals in words, actions and choices as evidenced by:
-participation in the sacramental and liturgical life of the Catholic Church
-study of the history, traditions and doctrine of the Catholic Church
-a familiarity with and an understanding of Scripture
-demonstration of an ability to make a morally correct choice
-a commitment to the continuation of a Catholic education
2.Serving the community according to God’s call as evidenced by:
-stewardship of the gifts of creation
-analysis of social issues and current events from a Gospel perspective
-the peaceful resolution of conflicts
-local and global outreach
3.Communicating effectively as evidenced by:
-constructive interaction with others
-clear expression of one’s ideas in a variety of ways, i. e., speaking, writing and drawing
4.Respecting self and others as evidenced by:
-proper hygiene, nutrition and exercise
-avoidance of substance abuse
-the practice of good manners and courtesy
-an acceptance of the diversity of all people
The most recent Family Home Messenger
Parent/Student Handbook
Schoolwide Learning Expectations
1.Practicing Catholic ideals in words, actions and choices as evidenced by:
-participation in the sacramental and liturgical life of the Catholic Church
-study of the history, traditions and doctrine of the Catholic Church
-a familiarity with and an understanding of Scripture
-demonstration of an ability to make a morally correct choice
-a commitment to the continuation of a Catholic education
2.Serving the community according to God’s call as evidenced by:
-stewardship of the gifts of creation
-analysis of social issues and current events from a Gospel perspective
-the peaceful resolution of conflicts
-local and global outreach
3.Communicating effectively as evidenced by:
-constructive interaction with others
-clear expression of one’s ideas in a variety of ways, i. e., speaking, writing and drawing
4.Respecting self and others as evidenced by:
-proper hygiene, nutrition and exercise
-avoidance of substance abuse
-the practice of good manners and courtesy
-an acceptance of the diversity of all people
5.Valuing education as evidenced by:
-meeting Archdiocesan academic standards in Religion, Math, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Art, Music, P. E. and Computer Technology
-the completion of daily assignments and long-term projects
-participation in academic extra-curricular activities
-participation in varied assessment procedures
6.Discovering God-given creative talents as evidenced by:
-working in a variety of art media to express themselves
-developing a critical appreciation of the literary, musical and physical arts
The most recent Family Home Messenger
Parent/Student Handbook
Schoolwide Learning Expectations
