Wenatchee School District

Graduate Profile

"Prepared to be Contributing 21st Century Citizens"

(Adopted February 10, 2003)

 

Students who are enrolled in the Wenatchee School District share a common school experience designed to prepare them to be contributing 21st Century citizens. The graduate profile describes the indicators that provide evidence of this preparation.

 

Student as Scholar:

Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their academic scholarship as evidenced by:

 

á     Reading with comprehension, writing with skill, and communicating effectively and responsibly in a variety of ways and settings through all content areas

á     Knowing and applying the core concepts and principles of mathematics; social, physical and life sciences; civics and history; arts and health and fitness

á     Thinking analytically, logically, and creatively, integrating experience and knowledge to form reasoned judgments and to solve problems

á     Understanding the importance of work and how performance, effort and decisions directly affect future career and educational opportunities

á     Understanding, applying, and integrating technology throughout academic studies

 

Student as Citizen:

Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate how they can be responsible, contributing members of the community.  Evidence includes the student's:

 

á     Knowledge and appreciation of personal and cultural similarities and differences

á     Knowledge of and compliance with school policies and rules

á     Knowledge of local and global environmental issues

á     Knowledge of how to function in social, organizational and occupational systems

á     Demonstration of social responsibility

á     Demonstration of active citizenship in a democratic society

á     Application of working independently, cooperatively and in groups to achieve desired results

 

Student as Life Planner:

Students will have the opportunity to discover and to align their educational and career goals. Evidence includes the student's:

 

á     Demonstration and awareness of self-worth and an appreciation of the worth of others

á     Demonstration of a positive work ethic

á     Application of the necessary skills for maintaining good physical, mental and nutritional wellness

á     Demonstration of career exploration and planning in preparation for post  high school

á     Demonstration of self-management

 

The development of the student as a scholar, a citizen, and a life planner will be accomplished through the student's entire school experience and demonstrated through learning in classes, co-curricular activities, state and district graduation coursework requirements, the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL), career planning, and a culminating project.