Student Learning Expectations

Student Learning Expectations

You may have noticed this symbol around campus. In fact, you will see this in every classroom. This cross represents the St. Charles commitment to providing a Christ-centric, well-rounded education and outlines the expectations we have of every graduate. Also known as our Student Learning Expectations (SLEs), these serve as the basis for everything we do to shape the whole child and prepare him or her for future challenges.

Faith Filled Disciples of Christ who:

  • Demonstrate a knowledge of Catholic teaching and tradition.
  • Demonstrate a knowledge of Catholic teaching and tradition.
  • Develop a sense of spirit through prayer.
  • Demonstrate respect and care for all of God's creations.
  • Demonstrate a spirit of service to church, school, community and fCross SLEamily.
  • Demonstrate the ability to make good choices based on Catholic teaching and gospel values.
  • Demonstrate a respect for diversity and celebrate individual differences.

Life Long Learners who:

  • Demonstrate curiosity and enthusiasm for a life time of learning.
  • Demonstrate mastery of basic academic subjects
  • Demonstrate an ability to apply learning to life.
  • Demonstrate critical thinking skills and possess an inquisitive nature.
  • Demonstrate an ability to use technology for learning, communication and enjoyment.

Self Aware Individuals who:

  • Recognize and utilize unique gifts and talents in self and others.
  • Possess a positive image of self and project a joy for life.
  • Develop strong physical, mental, and spiritual character.
  • Work to develop full individual potential.

Skilled Communicators who:

  • Listen critically and with empathy.
  • Speak with confidence and poise.
  • Express written thoughts clearly, concisely, and creatively.

Moral and Responsible Citizens who:

  • Accept responsibility for their actions.
  • Develop strong character and act with integrity.
  • Contribute positively to the community and church.