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Bowdle Schools believe that education is a cooperative venture of the individual student, his/her parents, and the school staff. It is the responsibility of these partners to help the student reach his/her maximum educational potential. A program of education to fulfill such broad responsibility can only succeed if done in an environment conducive to learning, both at school and in the home. Each student should be taught the basic skills needed for daily living and for solving problems in a changing world. The school program should always reflect current knowledge of students and how they learn. Part of the cooperative venture is to help develop each student鈥檚 feeling of positive self-worth and pride in his/her achievements and progress. In addition, the student needs to develop self-discipline, respect for authority, and acceptance of responsibility for his/her own actions. If the basic values of respect, knowledge, fortitude and generosity are followed, the student will be well on the road to academic and social success. The educational program must provide for early identification of individual differences, and address these differences in terms of capabilities, needs, interests, and rate of maturation.