Graduation Outcomes

Guided by our school motto, “Not Words, But Deeds,” Presentation Graduates are:

She values faith as part of being a whole, balanced human being.
She nurtures her relationship with God and her spiritual life through personal and communal prayer experiences.
She understands the core teachings of Catholicism and considers them when making decisions.
She recognizes the dignity of all people, created in the image and likeness of God.
She lives the Gospel through community service, informed citizenship, advocacy, and care for creation.

She is an empowered learner who uses self-reflection to ensure her success personally, academically, and professionally.
She is intellectually curious, seeks truth and authenticity, and critically evaluates information.
She is an analytical thinker who breaks down problems, recognizes patterns, and identifies relevant information.
She is a problem solver who uses design thinking to create new, useful, and imaginative solutions.
She is an effective and creative communicator of complex ideas in written, verbal, and artistic forms.

She respects, appreciates, and celebrates cultural diversity.
She understands her own impact and applies intercultural communication skills in her relationships with others.
She works collaboratively, values teamwork, resolves conflicts respectfully.
She identifies systemic injustices and uses her power to advocate for change.
She serves as a fearless and faithful leader for the common good.

She demonstrates a growth mindset and takes responsibility for her intellectual, physical, psychological, and spiritual self.
She recognizes the importance of and treats others with empathy, respect, and care.
She is empowered and acts as an ally and advocate for women.
She recognizes the importance of wellness and balance and practices self-care.

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