Lewis-Palmer High School
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This article is on the high school located in Monument, Colorado. For the high school located in Colorado Springs, please see General William J. Palmer High School.
Lewis-Palmer High School is part of the Lewis-Palmer School District in Monument, Colorado.
[edit] Vision Statement
Lewis-Palmer High School Vision is to:
- create an environment where the student focus is:
- the value of learning rather than grades
- the value of active participation in school activities
- the value of applying learning to the extended community
- the value of supporting each other
- the value of self-respect and mutual respect
- create an environment where the staff focus is:
- the value of continuous improvement through high standards and expectations of our students and ourselves
- the value of supporting each other
- the value of systematic support for all kids
- the value of honoring collaborative decisions
- the value of celebrating the success of our students and ourselves
- create an environment where the parent focus is:
- the value of a partnership that enhances understanding and support the school policies
- the value of instilling a desire for education and knowledge rather than a grade
- the value of advocating for students through established means and communication with staff
- the value of modeling appropriate behavior for students to emulate
- the value of responsible citizenship in school district elections
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