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Student Learning Outcomes

Student Learning Outcomes

Student Learning Outcomes - Math
Student Learning Outcomes - Literacy
Student Learning Outcomes - Financial Literacy
Student Learning Outcomes - Scientific Inquiry
Student Learning Outcomes - Global Citizenship
Student Learning Outcomes - Physical Education
Student Learning Outcomes - Transferable Skills
Student Learning Outcomes - Artistic Expression

Washington Central Unified Union School District has articulated our Student Learning Outcomes.  They can best be defined as what we believe our students should know and be able to do by the time they graduate.  They are aligned to Vermont's Education Quality Standards.  They are divided into two broad categories: Core Knowledge of Essential Academic Skills and Transferable Skills.

The Core Knowledge of Essential Academic Subjects include: 

  • Artistic Expression
  • Financial Literacy
  • Global Citizenship
  • Literacy
  • Mathematical Content and Practices
  • Physical Education and Health
  • Scientific Inquiry and Content
  • World Language

 

The Transferable Skills include:

  • Creative and Practical Problem Solving: Apply a variety of problem-solving strategies demonstrating reflective, creative, and innovative thinking and modeling.
  • Effective and Expressive Communication: Communicate effectively and creatively using oral and written language.
  • Engaged Citizenship: Participate in and contribute to local and global communities.
  • Working Independently and Collaboratively: Exhibit the skills to work independently and collaboratively with efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Informed, Integrated, and Critical Thinking: Use a variety of sources to understand, interpret, analyze, and evaluate information.
  • Self-Awareness and Self-Direction: Identify and actively pursue interests in preparation for lifelong learning and growth.

 

-->For further information regarding expectations for meeting Student Learning Outcomes, please visit our WCUUSD Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment website.