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LAKE
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Board
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2007-2008
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- Linda H. Springer, Vice-Chair
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- Benjamin P. Norton, Secretary
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- Deborah F. O’Neill, Treasurer
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| Lake Ridge
Academy's Mission |
| Adopted by the Board of Directors-June
8, 2004 |
Our mission is to send into a changing world confident
young people of integrity who think critically and creatively while
embracing the joy of lifelong learning.
| Statement of Philosophy |
Revised by the Board of Directors-October 2005 |
We dedicate ourselves to helping one another
create a community that recognizes every individual's abilities
and aspirations for earning and giving respect, developing an inner
sense of integrity, appreciating the value of nurturing scholarship
appropriate for each developmental stage of learning, and understanding
what constitutes doing one's personal best in attending to the challenges
of each day.
These core values are
intended to shape and define our learning experiences each and
every day. The school philosophy
mirrors the Lake Ridge Academy vision of learning as an active
engagement of the whole person. The importances of both the intellectual
and emotional growth of each person are equally emphasized within
our community.
We believe...........
- Students possess different styles,
modes and abilities of learning. Thus, our teaching methods are
varied to make every reasonable attempt to meet the needs of
each learner given the parameters.
- Students develop along a continuum.
We recognize that each person does not acquire the same skills
and knowledge at the same time.
- All persons are to be sincerely
respected. Students learn best in a respectful, caring and
safe community that encourages risk-taking, diversity of thought
and active learning.
- Students and teachers should
strive towards excellence in all they do with personal integrity
and maximum effort.
- Scholarship embodies the full
breadth of learning experiences, including academic, artistic,
athletic and performance experiences.
- Social, emotional, and academic
development are interconnected and equally important.
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