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The document discusses a school community of committed and dedicated teachers performing with the highest professional and ethical standards to achieve excellence. It states that the school's mission is to assist students in developing decision-making, critical thinking, communication, and technological skills to be productive lifelong learners. It also lists goals that all students will have equal access to education, acquire skills in core subjects and literacy, and opportunities to participate in extracurricular activities, while facilities will promote safety and meet student needs.
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CNHS credo, vision, mission, goals
- 1. WE are a school community of COMMITTED and DEDICATED TEACHERS performing with the HIGHEST DEGREE of PROFESSIONALISM and ETHICAL STANDARDS anchored towards EXCELLENCE The CNHS as a community will be an exemplar and The mission of CNHS through high quality, performing school where all stakeholders create an standard-driven instruction and assessment and atmosphere where learning, creativity and nurturing environment is to assist our students in participation takes place, preparing learners to developing decision-making skills, critical thinking successfully assume career community and personal skills, communication skills and technological skills responsibilities to function productively and become a life-long learner in the world community 1. ALL STUDENTS WILL HAVE AN EQUAL ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. 2. ALL STUDENTS WILL ACQUIRE SKILLS NEEDED FOR MASTERY IN READING, WRITING, AND REASONING AND IN USING NUMBERS. 3. ALL STUDENTS WILL BE FUNCTIONALLY AND TECHNOLOGICALLY LITERATE. 4. ALL STUDENTS WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY IN PROMOTING, SPORTS, CULTURE AND THE ARTS. 5. ALL FACILITIES WILL PROMOTESAFE, DISCIPLINED ENVIRONMENT AND WILL MEET ALL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF THE STUDENTS.