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Mission Statement

Seneca Valley Senior High School is committed to the academic excellence, personal achievement, and complete growth of each student. The collaborative efforts of a skilled staff utilizing a dynamic curriculum, modern facilities and the resources of a large, growing, and diverse community will develop lifelong learners who are prepared for success in life.

Belief Statements

  • Students are our community's most valuable asset.
  • All students have a right to an education that recognizes and adapts to their individual needs and abilities.
  • All students have a right to an education that recognizes a variety of beliefs.
  • The parents, the school, and the community are responsible for educating students.
  • Students have the responsibility to actively participate in their own education.
  • The school should be a safe environment where students respect individual and cultural differences.
  • The students should be taught not only skills and knowledge, but also self-confidence, self-discipline, and individual accountability for their choices.
  • Students should learn positive lessons from their mistakes.
  • Common values, ethical conduct, and social interaction should be part of education.
  • The high school plays a critical role in helping students develop their educational and career goals.
  • Students should take pride in their school and support each other in school-related events.
  • Students, parents, and faculty should have a voice in addressing school issues.
  • The Success of the future depends on the efforts of today.

 

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