Students
Our Students
We have School-wide Learning Expectations of our students. A St. Albert The Great student should be:
A Christian Learner…
Who strives to please God in his/her thoughts, words, and actions
Who maintains a positive self image as a child of God
Who knows the importance of God in his/her life and tries to follow the teachings of Jesus
Who exhibits a lifestyle that displays a knowledge of basic Catholic teachings and biblical facts
A Respectful Citizen…
Who is tolerant and respectful of diverse ideas and cultures
Who is respectful of God’s creation, especially human life and the environment
Who makes good judgments and accepts the consequences of his/her actions
Who uses interpersonal skills as a member of a church, family, school, work group, and community
A Responsible Student…
Who completes assignments and tasks on time
Who evaluates his/her own academic progress
Who observes school rules
Who participates in maintaining high standards for the school’s philosophy
Who is respectful of his/her teacher and school staff in thoughts, language and behavior
A Life-Long Learner…
Who works equally well in groups and independently
Who sets personal goals and strives to achieve them both in and out of the classroom
Who knows how to research and evaluate information
Who recognizes when he/she needs help and is able to ask for it
Who learns basic skills in order to accomplish higher/advanced learning
A Problem Solver…
Who finds effective ways to deal with others in accordance with Christian principles
Who thinks critically
Who demonstrates the flexibility to find many solutions
Who observes, organizes, and analyzes to determine appropriate action
Who observes, organizes, and analyzes to determine appropriate action
A Communicator…
Who shows the ability to communicate effectively with peers, faculty, parents, and the outside world both verbally and in writing
Who is able to use computer technology to collect, organize, and communicate information and ideas
Who is an active listener
Who manifests sensitivity for the dignity (“person-hood”) of others