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Mission
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The mission of Plantersville Elementary School is to develop within each student the skills and desire to become responsible productive citizens while developing a lifelong love of learning by providing opportunities for all students to learn and be unique through the partnership of students, staff, and community.
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Goals ...
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To expect that every child can learn in this school and to provide a school climate for this to occur.
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To encourage feelings of self worth in each child.
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To foster qualities of good citizenship in each child.
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To help each student develop a positive system of beliefs that encourages good basic moral and ethical values.
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To help students achieve proper physical development and good health habits.
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To help students develop basic life skills.
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To help students develop and understanding of and appreciation for the fine arts.
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To foster a genuine love for learning in each child.
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To foster the development and enjoyment of leisure activities by each child.
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To cultivate parent awareness and involvement in the school program.
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To help each child master the basic academic skills to his/her fullest potential.
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To promote shared learning experiences through cooperative learning.
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We believe...
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that all children can learn.
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that each individual has the ability to be successful in society.
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that humor is healthy in a learning environment.
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that learning in a continuous process.
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that each individual is unique in his/her own way.
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in a curriculum that fosters social responsibility.
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that open-mindedness, flexibility, and positive change enhance
growth.
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that a good education creates winners.
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in a multicultural curriculum that reflects the diversity in our world.
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that each individual is responsible for his/her own actions.
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that cooperation and respect are essential.
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that higher-order thinking skills are essential to reach one's full potential.
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that a safe school environment is essential for learning to occur.
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that the home, school, and community are an integral part of the learning process.
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that motivation, a positive self-image, and active participation promote learning.
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in a curriculum that is academically challenging.
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that all students are capable of acquiring a life long love of learning.
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where students are working on grade level.
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where students will be excited winners in their studies. that promotes continuous life skills through the process of learning.
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that uses current technology effectively as one delivery system and examines the influence of technology on student lives.
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with a curriculum that promotes success and is academically challenging.
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with no pullouts.
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where parents are encouraged to participate and share in the development of its instructional objectives.
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that emphasizes the active construction of meaning so that all students find purpose in their studies.
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that fosters in students the skills and attitudes of reflection that will enable them to think critically, creatively, and affirmatively.
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with limited testing.
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where all students acquire and use positive social skills, and respect each other.
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where students and faculty have high self-esteem.
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that appreciates the uniqueness of each individual.
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where students can learn at their own pace.
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where students and parents are encouraged to achieve success.
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where parents, businesses, churches, and community are all involved in the learning process.
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where teachers feel that students have satisfactorily benefited from their teaching.
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where students enjoy a nurturing atmosphere.
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where there is cooperation and support among everyone.
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