Graduation Outcomes

A Presentation graduate is a woman of faith:

She demonstrates ethical decision-making consistent with Gospel values.
She lives the Gospel message through personal action and community service.
She recognizes the value of participating in a faith-filled community which holds prayer and Eucharist at its center.
She understands, respects, and articulates the contemporary and historical relevance and perspective of the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church.

She demonstrates active and informed citizenship in local and global communities
She understands her role as a steward of her environment.
She works collaboratively and resolves conflicts respectfully.
She exhibits appropriate social skills.
She demonstrates respect for human diversity and the dignity of all human beings.
She employs the school motto "Not Words but Deeds" as a model for leadership.

She recognizes and articulates her developing psychological, intellectual, physical, and spiritual self.
She takes responsibility for her personal growth.
She appreciates the value of hard work and high standards.
She recognizes the inherent value of creativity and "the arts".
She acknowledges the personal and social consequences of behavior.
She demonstrates a feeling of empowerment and takes pride in being a woman.

She thinks critically and rationally.
She utilizes and applies study skills that will enable her to succeed personally, academically, and professionally.
She has mastered those academic subjects required for college entrance.
She reads, writes, and speaks articulately and effectively.
She communicates in a second language.
She transfers and applies information learned in one discipline to another.
She uses technology to access and evaluate information, analyze and solve problems, and communicate ideas.
She demonstrates intellectual curiosity.