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MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of George Washington Elementary School is to enable all students to become productive citizens and lifelong learners, empowering them to realize their fullest potential through an environment of collaborative learning.

VISION

The vision of George Washington Elementary School is to build a community of learners seeking knowledge and solutions in a peaceful and imaginative way!

PHILOSOPHY

We BELIEVE that:

1. There is no limit to a child's learning.

2. Every child should be given an opportunity to learn and to be assessed at a developmentally appropriate level.

3. Collaboration of the stakeholders - staff, students, families, and community - is the key to success.

4. Family engagement facilitates learning and enhances the school program both in and out of the school setting.

5. Policies and procedures should support learning and promote the safety of the students and staff.

6. Decisions will reflect what is best for the child.