GUIDED CREATOR • PORTRAIT OF A GRADUATE
A Portrait of a Graduate should be more than a poster. This guided framework helps leadership identify meaningful outcomes, test them against mission and program reality, and translate them into a usable graduate profile.
BUILD YOUR WORKING DRAFT
Answer in plain language. The working framework updates as you go and stays only in this browser unless you copy or print it.
FIVE OUTCOME DOMAINS
Use these domains to guide leadership, board, faculty, parent, student, and alumni input before drafting the final profile.
Biblical worldview, spiritual formation, worship, service, and faithful living.
Integrity, humility, courage, compassion, responsibility, and resilience.
Academic foundations, disciplinary understanding, curiosity, and intellectual stewardship.
Communication, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and practical problem-solving.
Purpose, vocation, leadership, citizenship, and service to church and community.
THE CREATION PROCESS
Gather stakeholder language, mission commitments, and existing outcome evidence.
Select the essential attributes that belong to every graduate.
Write observable, memorable outcome statements in the school's voice.
Map the profile into curriculum, culture, communication, and evaluation.
MOVE FROM INSIGHT TO ACTION
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