LaRue County Learner Profile
Over a year ago, community stakeholders and LaRue County Schools staff partnered together to begin gathering feedback from the community, ultimately taking the form of a question: what skills/capabilities do graduates from LCHS need to have and how can we be sure they have them?
What began as many meetings over many months with many questions, began to take shape. The final product, approved at the August 2023 LC BOE meeting, is the result of all that work and gathered feedback from the community.
LaRue County as a community desires graduates from LaRue County Schools to be collaborative communicators, resilient problem solvers, responsible individuals, life-long learners, and engaged citizens. Each of these five identified competencies has multiple sub-points that help to define what these look like, for instance: Resilient Problem Solver - Generates ideas and takes risks to develop creative solutions.
Introducing the
LaRue County Learner Profile
Collaborative Communicator
Articulates ideas effectively in a variety of forms for diverse purposes and audiences
Actively listens to gain understanding of various viewpoints
Provides and receives feedback respectfully to achieve a common goal
Resilient Problem Solver
Analyzes information to identify problems
Generates ideas and takes risks to develop creative solutions
Persists through difficulty, overcoming obstacles with a growth mindset
Responsible Individual
Pursues healthy body and mind
Manages emotions to make responsible decisions
Demonstrates productive workplace skills by being accountable for one's actions
Life-Long Learner
Demonstrates competency in both academic and essential life skills
Applies academic and essential life skills to real world challenges
Identifies and pursues personal interests
Engaged Citizen
Makes a positive impact on the community by being service-minded
Makes safe, legal, and ethical choices
Recognizes how personal decisions and actions have an impact beyond oneself