How does this experience align with our NHS 21st Century Common Learning Expectations and Vision statement?
At Noble High School, we believe all students can learn when provided with a rigorous and personalized education. Our community of learners values trust, decency, and equity for all. We use transparent and democratic practices to foster the acquisition of 21st Century skills. We seek to prepare students through mastery of skills and knowledge so they may participate capably and responsibly in society
SOCIAL OUTCOMES
S1. Collaboration: Interacts, collaborates, and communicates effectively with others.
S2. Social Responsibility and Awareness: Manages personal behavior effectively with consideration for the community.
CIVIC OUTCOMES
C1. Informed Citizenship: Exemplifies the characteristics of an informed voter/citizen by demonstrating an understanding of governmental processes, global issues, the challenges and opportunities associated with diversity, and the impact of personal actions on the wider community.
How does this experience enhance our current curriculum and learning targets?
1. Students will understand and experience the US government in action (History)
2. Students will understand and experience US history, geography, science, and art in the context of a metropolitan setting (History/Art)
3. Students will understand personal finances through fundraising, budgeting and financial record keeping (Math/Life)
4. Students will experience Core Knowledge content in a “real world” setting (All)
5. Students will use research and writing skills in order to reflect on their experience and the knowledge gained through this experience. (English)
6. Students will observe the continuum of technology made within the United States at the National Air and Space Museum. (S.T.E.M.)
How does this experience focus on helping students acquire the knowledge and skills described in the Common Core State Standards?
This trip will provide students with the opportunity to represent their school and community, as citizens in our nation’s capitol. The Common Core State Standards encourage students to make connections not only within the curriculum, but also the world outside around them.