About EOS

Learning Outcomes

The schoolwide learner outcomes every EOS graduate is measured against.

Schoolwide Learner Outcomes

Seven outcomes, measured.

We don't leave student growth to chance. By graduation, every EOS student demonstrates measurable mastery across seven outcomes. Each states what a student will know and be able to do, and how we measure it.

  1. 01

    Academics — Deep Knowledge & Mastery

    Students will engage complex, college-level material, retain deep knowledge, and perform at a university level before graduating.

    Measured by
    AP scores (rate of 4s/5s), SAT/ACT, dual-enrollment transcripts, 80%+ mastery thresholds.
  2. 02

    Problem Solving — Kinetic & Systems Thinking

    Students will analyze real-world challenges, use AI productively, and design actionable, systems-level solutions.

    Measured by
    Functional prototypes, AP Seminar/Research rubrics, VC-panel pitch evaluations.
  3. 03

    Maturity — Character & Ethical Action

    Students will demonstrate fortitude, integrity, and self-mastery, and make ethical decisions in academic and digital life.

    Measured by
    Academic-integrity tracking, quarterly coach evaluations, data-ethics portfolios.
  4. 04

    Leadership — Initiative & Impact

    Students will take ownership of their trajectory, influence peers ethically, and turn ideas into tangible community or global impact.

    Measured by
    Published research, Duke of Edinburgh levels, evidence-based policy briefs.
  5. 05

    Self-Management — Agency & Regulation

    Students will manage attention and time and execute long-term projects without continuous prompting.

    Measured by
    On-time module completion, Family Action Plan audits, LRC participation.
  6. 06

    Communication — Precision & Argumentation

    Students will articulate complex ideas precisely, defend arguments with evidence, and adapt across formats.

    Measured by
    Discussion/argumentation rubrics, AP Capstone presentations, written essays, AP Art & Design portfolios.
  7. 07

    Teamwork — Global Collaboration

    Students will collaborate across cross-cultural and digital networks to achieve shared goals.

    Measured by
    Peer-evaluation rubrics, collaborative CTE milestones, cross-campus projects.

How we monitor progress

Weekly LRC mentor check-ins, quarterly Family Action Plan reviews, and real-world deliverables. Aggregate data (AP pass rates, SAT/ACT, matriculation) feeds our WASC Strategic Action Plan and MTSS.

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