Experiential Learning

The lab manager program is a unique technology team at La Salle College High School. Every year, 50+ applications are submitted to join the team of the top tech students in the school. The program gives La Salle students the chance to have hands on experience running a real network.

The students work hand in hand with Mr. Michael Sabatino, Director of Technology and Information Systems, and Mr. Conor Csongradi '16, Systems Administrator, to maintain, upgrade, and manage the network throughout the entire school. The members learn about computers by working with faculty and their laptops and students in the labs throughout the school. From fixing problems, or teaching others, the students gain leadership and teaching skills, as well as knowledge of technology. They also gain networking experience including deploying La Salle’s new Cisco Meraki network. 

The Lab Manager program at La Salle is one of a kind. The students are given the opportunity to run a network that consists of over 1,200 users. The team of young men work together every day with the common goal to make La Salle the best tech school in the country.

La Salle College High School offers a completely digital content creation studio in the basement of Saint Michael's Hall - WEXP.

WEXP is completely student-run and provides students real-world experience in live television production as well as non-linear video editing using the Adobe Creative Suite.

For more information about WEXP and La Salle College High School multimedia contact Mr. Robert Johnson, Director of Multimedia Technology.

More info at www.lschs.org/WEXPtv.

The Student Web Managers group assists Mr. Robert Macartney '91, Director of Web Communications, in various web projects throughout the year. The Web Managers primarily work on projects for the La Salle College High School Web Site including our latest website redesign.

Community Tech Serve is a program where our students are afforded the opportunity to utilize the technical gifts and talents in the support of IT related initiatives as local schools who do not have the resources to support / sustain their own environments. As a part of Tech Serve students not only have the opportunity to further their own IT skills, but also learn the value of sharing all of our talents with those in need. Often times, it is in these types of infrastructural areas that schools and organizations lack the funds and resources required to provide even the most basic levels of support to their organizations. For more information about Community Tech Serve visit the Mission and Ministry section of the website.

Explorer Robotics is a non-profit, student-run organization dedicated to providing young people with quality robotics and STEM experiences. Our program was established in 2013 at La Salle College High School in Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania through FIRST® Robotics Competition (FRC) Team 5181. Since our inception, we have started many more FIRST® robotics teams, hosted various STEM-related camps, and trained numerous educators to mentor robotics teams at their own schools.

visit the robotics page