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Mission and Vision


MISSION AND VISION STATEMENT, PK-12

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Mission:  RSU No. 67 strives to provide a safe, caring, supportive educational environment which empowers all individuals to fulfill their unique potential as lifelong learners and to become responsible, contributing citizens in an ever-changing global society.

 

In order to fulfill this mission…

 

  • attending school regularly;
  • seeking opportunities to develop intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially;
  • setting goals, working to achieve those goals, and assessing their progress;
  • becoming independent, informed thinkers capable of solving problems creatively;
  • communicating effectively with peers, staff, and administration;
  • contributing positively to their families, schools, and communities;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
PARENTS/GUARDIANS will work as partners with the schools to improve the education of their children by
  • ensuring that their children attend school regularly;
  • providing a home environment that supports learning;
  • encouraging children to do their best work in a timely manner;
  • communicating effectively with the schools about their child's progress;
  • supporting learning with appropriate resources;
  • supporting school programs and district policies;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
STAFF will promote high expectations for all students as they facilitate active learning by
  • providing a school environment that supports learning;
  • using varied and developmentally appropriate methods of instruction and assessment;
  • helping students set goals and encouraging them to do their best work;
  • communicating effectively with parents/guardians;
  • working collaboratively with others to meet the needs of diverse learners;
  • modeling lifelong learning as they set professional goals, work to achieve those goals, and assess their progress;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
THE ADMINISTRATION will provide educational leadership by
  • recruiting and supporting staff who are highly qualified and enthusiastic about doing what they are hired to do;
  • establishing, revising, and implementing district policies;
  • managing resources efficiently and effectively;
  • communicating effectively with all stakeholders;
  • holding themselves and all staff accountable for fulfilling professional responsibilities;
  • promoting and supporting the professional growth of the staff;
  • modeling lifelong learning as they set professional goals, work to achieve those goals, and assess their progress;
  • staying abreast of educational trends and planning for the future;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
THE SCHOOL BOARD will represent the citizens of the district by
  • staying informed of needs and circumstances within the schools;
  • setting policy and approving programs that promote high-quality education;
  • hiring qualified professional staff;
  • supporting adequate funding for the total school program;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
THE COMMUNITY will support school programs by
  • staying informed of the district's needs and working collaboratively to meet those needs;
  • utilizing services provided within the district as needed;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
STATE AND NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES AND ELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS will support the educational goals of the district by
  • considering the educational challenges of local communities;
  • providing resources and technical assistance; 
  • allocating adequate and equitable funding;
  • accepting responsibility for their decisions; and
  • modeling responsible, courteous behavior and positive attitudes.
CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION, AND ASSESSMENT will
  • be student-centered and responsive to the unique needs of all learners;
  • reflect high standards and research-based practices;
  • inspire enthusiasm for learning; and
  • be reviewed and revised regularly to meet changing needs.
DISTRICT FACILITIES will provide a well-maintained and safe environment which
  • supports teaching and learning and promotes healthful living;
  • meets the needs of programs held within them; and
  • is accessible to the community.;
Board adopted July 11, 2007