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Westland school encourages a true sense of community. Every
child has a commitment to his or her class. Each class has a
responsibility to the school, and the school has an important
connection to the world. As a natural extension, each child is
expected to develop a larger sense of responsibility to the
community. There are many community service projects that the
school originates and participates in. Westland's school
educational philosophy is reflected in its approach to children;
each child has a commitment to the group and each group to the
entire school. A child learns responsibility to the school
community through participation in age-appropriate school jobs. The
group gives the individual a strong sense of identity. Each child
gains self-knowledge and grows into an integrated person through
the responses and concerns of the group. Each group gains
solidarity through the strengths, weaknesses, and potentials of the
individuals.
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