All students have the right to a quality education in a safe and productive learning environment.

All students can learn and achieve in a school that provides opportunities for success through a wide range of programs, activities, and services.

Students should graduate with the skills needed for productive lives in the real world, including career, citizenship, and technology skills.

Parents should be involved in their child's education. School and home must work cooperatively to help students be responsible and accountable for the choices they make.

The district should employ high quality teachers who are committed to continuous learning and who use effective research based teaching practices.

Community members should be kept informed and should be encouraged to take advantage of opportunities to be involved. The district should seek and consider community input.