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A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School will demonstrate his education by:
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| • | Thinking, reading, and writing critically and communicating effectively; |
| • | Functioning competently and displaying adaptability in an ever-changing technological environment; |
| • | Objectively evaluating scientific data and mathematical information; |
| • | Understanding the importance of history and culture as well as his place in them; |
| • | Mastering a rigorous college preparatory curriculum and developing disciplined work habits and study skills that can be transferred to a college experience and everyday life; |
| • | Nurturing curiosity and maintaining open-mindedness and respect for differing viewpoints; |
| • | Collaborating with and helping others to learn; and |
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A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School will exemplify leadership by:
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| • | Acting as an exemplary model of moral conduct; |
| • | Modeling selfless behavior by such practices as listening to and working cooperatively with others; |
| • | Developing group cohesiveness and helping others to work together as a team; |
| • | Motivating others to work up to their potential; and |
| • | Holding himself and others accountable for their behavior and for the correct and timely accomplishment of tasks. |
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A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School will exhibit strength of character and Christian morality by:
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| • | Assuming responsibility for his actions, taking ownership of his decisions, and accepting the consequences; |
| • | Making decisions that are guided by faith, reason, foresight, fairness and love, regardless of the risks; and |
| • | Living according to the beliefs that "whatever hurts my brother hurts me" and "whatever helps my brother helps me." |
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A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School will live his religious faith by:
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| • | Understanding and respecting himself as a creature redeemed by God who is called to a personal relationship with God and a life of love and service; |
| • | Demonstrating attitudes and aspirations that are based on the belief that human happiness lies beyond the limits of the created world in the realm of ultimate spiritual and religious experience; and |
| • | Respecting the earth as the sacred home of all God's children. |
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A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School will reflect a commitment to inclusiveness and a concern for humanity by:
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| • | Appreciating and encouraging diversity; |
| • | Treating all persons and all faiths with respect, compassion, and understanding; and |
| • | Offering help to those who are in need, willingly and regardless of personal convenience. |
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