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Clarendon, Shrewsbury, Tinmouth and Wallingford

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Clarendon Elementary School
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Foundational Beliefs:

All students feel respected, cared for, and loved.
Educators feel valued, respected and supported.
Students, educators and families work together to build
positive relationships.
Students know why they are learning.
Students know what they are expected to learn.
All learners have voice and choice in their pursuit of personal growth.
Students and educators have ongoing, rigorous opportunities to learn.
Educators believe in and model learning as a lifelong process.
Educators communicate with families before, during, and after challenges and successes.
The entire community benefits from the strengths of its students, staff and schools.

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