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Archive - The following expectations and rubrics apply to the Class of 2008 for
the 2004-2005 school year only.
Portfolio Expectations & Rubrics
 
Academic Expectations
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The Cranston High School West graduate will exhibit proficient communication skills.
  The student is able to:
 
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Demonstrate comprehension of various types of reading material.
Write effectively using standard English in a variety of formats for a variety of purposes and audience.

Speak effectively, communicating ideas and information in a variety of circumstances.

Demonstrate active listening.
Evaluate and employ a variety of visual media.
2 The Cranston High School West graduate will demonstrate effective utilization of the problem solving process.
  The student is able to:
 
3 The Cranston High School West graduate will engage in and will be culturally aware of a wide variety of art forms.
  The student is able to:
 
3.1 Demonstrate an understanding of and an appreciation for concepts, ideas, techniques, and emotions related to the various forms of fine arts, practical arts and creative arts.
4 The Cranston High School West graduate will be able to comprehend, explain, apply, and utilize concepts and skills of mathematics, science, and technology, to make informed decisions and recognize their connections to our society.
  The student is able to:
 
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Identify and describe the problem.
Collect, interpret, organize and analyze data to arrive at effective solutions
applicable to the real world.

Apply appropriate methodology.
Utilize data to arrive at effective solutions connected to real world applications.
Communicate results using various media.
5 The Cranston High School West graduate will be able to identify health and physical education skills to develop a safe and healthy lifestyle.
  The student is able to:
 
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Identify and understand the concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention as a foundation for a healthy life.
Identify and demonstrate an understanding of the influences of culture, media, technology, and other factors on health.
Demonstrate an understanding of and an ability to utilize the basic techniques
of stress management.
6 The Cranston High School West graduate will be able to understand and communicate knowledge of essential principles that apply to civics, history, economics, and geography.
  The student is able to:
 
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Explain democratic and social principles and practices and the steps necessary
to take action within a political system.

Utilize historical and contemporary evidence to formulate positions and
demonstrate an understanding of current issues.

Analyze basic economic issues that affect individuals, nations, and the world.
Demonstrate an awareness of cultural diversity and its impact upon society.
Social Expectation
  The Cranston High School West graduate is a respectful, ethical, responsible, and a courteous individual, who can work both independently and cooperatively by following the rules outlined in the Cranston Public Schools Student Handbook.
 
  Social Expectation Rubric
Civic Expectation
  The Cranston High School West graduate is a contributing member of his/her community, and as such functions as an informed, involved citizen who advocates for positive changes in surrounding environment.
 
  Civic Expectation Rubric