Our Mission & Vision
Our mission is to guide students to take ownership of their learning through experiential engagement and reflective thinking. We provide a balanced curriculum designed to meet the academic, cultural, and social-emotional needs of our diverse student body. All members of the Peirce community are committed to grow as productive, globally-minded citizens.
Through our rigorous Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes and a differentiated instructional approach:
Through our rigorous Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes and a differentiated instructional approach:
- We challenge our students to become critical thinkers while meeting their individual academic needs.
- We cultivate a learning environment that fosters intellectual, social, and emotional growth.
- We aspire to develop parental and community partnerships in order to nurture a holistic learning environment and create life-long student achievement that will prepare our students for real-world experiences and higher education.
Peirce's equity purpose and practice
Purpose: All Peirce Community members will commit to and engage in becoming globally minded citizens, seeking to reach their full potential.
Principles:
Participation: Students, Families, Staff, Community Members/Partnerships
A few of our Action Steps:
Principles:
- Model and embody behaviors that build our community into globally minded citizens.
- Seek to build understanding that creates the opportunity for all of us to become better.
- Be introspective while seeking to understand other perspectives.
- Empower individual voices with compassion and respect.
- Hear, listen, and act from a place of empathy.
Participation: Students, Families, Staff, Community Members/Partnerships
A few of our Action Steps:
- Provide ongoing training to staff on conflict resolution and peer accountability.
- Ask teachers what helps them feel like they belong and are recognized.
- Create opportunities for team building and getting to know each other.
- Opportunities for cross grade level meetings.
- Schedule opportunities for staff to participate in classroom observations.
- Organize people in school to equitably reach all families.
- Ensure accessibility for families at school workshops.