Students demonstrate responsibility by making healthy choices to protect their well-being by eating well, getting sufficient sleep and exercise, and by refraining from the use of illegal drugs and other intoxicating or mind-altering substances. They do not abuse prescription drugs, use alcohol or tobacco, or engage in self-abusive practices (e.g., cutting, overeating, anorexia, bulimia).
CL8.1.j. Technological literacy
Students demonstrate competence in the ability to choose, learn, and safely and ethically use various current and emerging technologies to communicate socially and professionally, conduct research, acquire diverse perspectives, and gain new knowledge and skills that will enhance their analytical and critical thinking skills.
CL9.2. Good citizenship
Students demonstrate good citizenship by fulfilling their civic and social responsibilities. They contribute to the well-being of their communities (including their school, neighborhood, and country).
CL8.1.k. Financial literacy
By the time they graduate high school, students demonstrate a basic understanding of personal financial management. They understand the value of being prudent, skeptical, and well-informed when making financial decisions, especially if they involve borrowing money or living beyond their means.
CL9.2.a. Civil rights
Students understand and appreciate the rights and liberties embodied in the Constitution and Bill of Rights, including: 1) Freedom of speech and religion. 2) The right to vote and run for elected office. 3) The right to be treated fairly under the law.
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