The following Desired Results for Student Learning (DRSLs) have been identified by Norfolk Collegiate School as the framework for the development of curriculum and as guidance for the program of instruction.

Arts
Students will demonstrate an appreciation of the visual and performing arts as an expression of the senses, creativity and ideas.

Character
Students will demonstrate a personal commitment to moral excellence, including responsibility, integrity, respect and fairness toward others and honesty in both academic and personal lives.

Citizenship
Students will demonstrate an understanding of civic responsibility and will contribute to the local, state and global community and the environment.

Communication
Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in speech and writing, read with comprehension and listen with understanding.

Decision-Making
Students will demonstrate the ability to use independent thinking skills to facilitate sound decision-making.

Diversity
Students will demonstrate an awareness and appreciation of diversity within the community, a respect for differences and a knowledge of our interdependency in a global society.

Interpersonal Skills
Students will demonstrate the ability to work with others, manage and evaluate behavior and deal with disagreement and conflict.

Physical and Mental Health
Students will demonstrate a personal commitment to maintain and to strive for lifelong physical and mental well-being.

Leadership
Students will demonstrate the ability to think for themselves, foster good communication and encourage, motivate and support others to act on their own beliefs.

Scholarship
Students will demonstrate the ability to expand and integrate knowledge, think critically and creatively and use lifelong learning skills in preparation for post-secondary education.

Technology
Students will demonstrate the ability to research, problem-solve and communicate through the use of technology.

Volunteerism
Students will demonstrate a commitment to community service, promoting a concern for the needs of both the individual and the community that will continue throughout their lives.