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Mission Statement
SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT

Saint Bonaventure School operates as a service to the parishioners of Saint Bonaventure Parish. Our mission is to provide a Christ-centered, academically excellent, and safe school environment in which all children can achieve their God-given potential and make a positive difference in the world.

STUDENT LEARNING EXPECTATIONS
 
Graduates of Saint Bonaventure students are capable of being:
 
ACTIVE CHRIST-CENTERED CATHOLICS WHO:
  • Participate in the prayers, sacraments and the liturgical celebrations of the Church.
  • Serve others as Jesus did, especially the poor and vulnerable, through participation in service projects.
  • Demonstrate forgiveness and reconciliation; resolve conflict peacefully.
  • Possess knowledge of scripture, church beliefs, church history and tradition.
  • Understand, utilize and share their own unique gifts and talents and appreciate the gifts and talents of others.
LIFE-LONG LEARNERS WHO:
  • Demonstrate curiosity by their eagerness and are persistent in seeking knowledge.
  • Demonstrate competency over challenging subject matter as defined by National, State, and Diocesan standards.
  • Locate, access, interpret, and validate information independently.
  • Read, think and solve problems in a critical and analytical manner.
  • Set goals, use organizational tools, and evaluate progress.
  • Practice healthful habits.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATORS WHO:
  • Write clearly, effectively and creatively.
  • Speak to an audience with confidence and poise.
  • Listen attentively, ask questions and respond appropriately to teachers and peers.
  • Use technology as a tool to solve problems and communicate ideas.
  • Demonstrate courtesy and good manners when communicating with others.
  • Integrate different forms of expression, including music, visual arts, performing arts, literature and technology.
RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS WHO:
  • Assume responsibility for their actions.
  • Work cooperatively with respect and accountability.
  • Understand and respect basic civic rights and responsibilities.
  • Demonstrate good stewardship of our earth and its resources.
  • Are aware of global events and societal issues and their implications for social justice.
  • Demonstrate honesty, integrity and good sportsmanship.