Integrity Develop a set of morals or values and stand by your beliefs. Be honest, trustworthy, and incorruptible. Build a good reputation and protect it.

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Integrity Develop a set of morals or values and stand by your beliefs. Be honest, trustworthy, and incorruptible. Build a good reputation and protect it. Admit wrongdoing and make amends. Don’t take advantage of others. Your character is defined by what you do, not what you say or believe.

Respect Treat others the way you want to be treated. Understand that all people have value as human beings. Use good manners. Have self-respect. Show compassion. Practice justice and equality; be fair. Show respect for authority. What you do matters. The time is always right to do what is right. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Responsibility Be accountable for your choices. Have a sense of commitment to complete tasks with reliability and dependability. Keep your word. Do what you are supposed to do. Have the courage to do the right thing in the face of difficulty. Think before you act. Consider the consequences. Good character requires doing the right thing, even when it is costly or risky.

Self-Discipline Demonstrate control over your words, actions, emotions, impulses, and desires. Give your best in all situations. Show determination and patience by persevering in the face of obstacles. Listen. Show class—win or lose. You don't have to accept the worst behavior of others as a standard for yourself. Choose to be better than that.

Citizenship Obey laws and rules. Cooperate. Involve yourself in service to your school, community, and country. Stay informed about current issues. Be a good neighbor. Show patriotism. Protect the environment. Having good character makes you a better person and the world a better place.