Upon graduation students will be:
Educated, and therefore, able to:
- Apply skills and knowledge learned from a rigorous and relevant core curriculum.
- Demonstrate proficiency in current technologies.
- Transfer career and employability skills across multiple settings.
- Pursue lifelong learning to succeed in a changing global community.
Self-Directed, and therefore, able to:
- Use a high degree of self-awareness to facilitate making life-directing decisions.
- Identify and initiate career-appropriate post-secondary options.
Productive, and therefore, able to:
- Appreciate and respect cultural and individual diversity.
- Actively participate as productive members of a democratic society.
Graduates will meet all GRPS requirements which may include specific requirements for students participating in dual enrollment, Early/Middle College Programs, and other Theme School options. These requirements will meet or exceed the minimum graduation requirements as defined by the State of Michigan.