Across
- 3. Taking care of yourself through daily showers, deodorant, eating, resting, and moving your body.
- 5. Thinking for yourself, developing your own ideas, and not depending only on others.
- 8. Focusing your mind and noticing details, people, and ideas that others might miss.
- 9. Speaking your truth respectfully and taking risks in learning, even when it feels uncomfortable.
- 11. Vapes, alcohol, and drugs are not allowed on campus because they put your health, safety, and learning at risk.
- 13. Considering perspectives different from your own before making a judgment.
- 15. Recognizing your own strengths and limitations, and being willing to learn from others.
- 16. Sticking with challenges, showing perseverance, and not giving up when work is difficult.
- 17. A device that must be turned in at the start of every class to help us stay focused and present.
Down
- 1. Going beyond surface-level answers by giving examples and fully developing your thinking.
- 2. Treating yourself, others, and property with dignity on campus and online.
- 4. Asking thoughtful questions like who, what, where, when, why, and how in order to learn deeply.
- 6. Doing your own work honestly; avoiding plagiarism, copying, or using AI in ways that replace your own thinking.
- 7. When harm is caused, you are asked to reflect, repair, and restore relationships through community-based practices.
- 10. Being present and on time each day; letting the office know if you are sick or absent.
- 12. Checking your work and sources, paying attention to accuracy and avoiding errors.
- 14. A school-issued laptop to be used for academics only, not for games, social media, or downloads.