A Vision of a South Kingstown Graduate

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• apply knowledge and creativity to develop an understanding of their effects on society and the environment. 

• interpret a variety of sources, relate the knowledge gained to self and community, make predictions, and solve problems in real-world situations. 

• ask questions, make predictions, design experiments, and collect and analyze data to understand a problem and propose a course of action. 

• synthesize, reflect on, and analyze own and others' work.

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• create role plays, projects and other artistic creations. 

• formulate original research projects. 

• demonstrate creativity by producing unique solutions. 

• find innovative ways to better the community. 

• develop creative solutions utilizing alternative means to acquire content knowledge. 

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• demonstrate academic integrity by adhering to the guidelines and norms expected in an academic setting. 

• follow appropriate academic research guidelines. 

• demonstrate good sportsmanship. 

• appropriately use technology. 

• give back to the community through various volunteer

  • opportunities, internships, community-based projects, and performances.

• strive for continuous growth through self-awareness and reflection.

• build collaborative relationships inside and outside the classroom. 

• engage in academics to their personal best ability. 

• become an independent learner and take responsibility for their own learning through goal setting, self-reflection, and problem-solving. 

• reflect and act on their beliefs and values to demonstrate decision-making skills for reaching their post-secondary goals. 

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• communicate effectively through written expression. 

• apply knowledge to interpersonal conversations and public speaking. 

• actively listen and respond to the ideas of others in an articulate manner. 

• use technology to enhance communication. 

• use multiple formats to articulate ideas, both formally and informally. 

• construct and critique evidence to respond to others' ideas. 

• self-advocate and take responsibility for outcomes by 

  • communicating with a purpose. 

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• provide peer mentoring. 

• participate in group thinking and discussion. 

• listen and respectfully respond to the ideas of others. 

• observe and identify the strengths of others when working within a group.

• work in small and large groups, share the workload, and take responsibility for outcomes. 

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• improve the South Kingstown and global community and understand the challenges faced by citizens around the world. 

• generate plans that can affect social change

• make connections with outside local and global sources to solve relevant problems. 

• understand civics and the role and responsibilities of the individual in a democratic government

• demonstrate the ability to initiate and take leadership roles. 

Students who demonstrate this skill will...

• understand the world and the role history plays in complex, modern issues. 

• be able to read, understand, and analyze information from a variety of sources.

• communicate ideas effectively through written and spoken language. 

• become young adults who will be able to make positive life decisions by understanding the importance of being physically and emotionally healthy.

• demonstrate creativity in visual and/or performing arts.