Video by Nicholas Ammazzalorso '16
Within the academic program you will find the collective work of a faculty grounded in the mission of Lasallian education while, at the same time, understanding of the rigorous demands of a college preparatory school. This balance between the demands of a mission-based education in Christian service, faith, and love and the demands of a pre-collegiate curriculum is what makes La Salle College High School great.
La Salle provides many programs to support students with the challenges of a college preparatory curriculum. The David Program is an outstanding program which provides additional support for students with learning differences. The National Honors Society has a strong tradition of pairing students in peer-to-peer tutoring for specific academic subjects. With the completion of the new academic wing and the renovation of McLean Hall, Academic Departments now have Resource Centers which provide additional assistance from faculty members throughout the school day. La Salle also maintains a strong tradition of grade level counselors monitroing academic struggles and helping to identify appropriate means of support.
Mr. Sigmund and Mr. O'Toole will present insights on a over a decade of work on technology, instruction, innovation and service, La Salle Community Tech Serve: A School, Community, and Industry Collaboration to Promote Innovative Practice and Social Justice.
The IST Department at La Salle offers over 20+ computer science courses covering networking, program and digital design.
The team will travel to George Mason University on November 29th – December 2nd for the annual Patriot Games Classic Invitational before hosting the La Salle Forum Invitational on December 8th.
If you were unable to attend, enjoy the podcast of the presentation on the La Salle College High School iTunes and SoundCloud.
The November Commitment Period will be followed by 3 other signing periods during the school year - December, January and April. Overall - over 40 Explorers will play college athletics next year.
Longtime faculty members Brother Bill DiPasquale and Mr. Tom Barna were recognized for 25 years of service to La Salle College High School.
Clay Donahue '19 and Thomas O'Mara have been named President and Vice President, respectively.
Launched over 30 years ago, La Salle was the first, and remains one of the few, high schools in the nation that hosts an event of this kind.
Register today for a 8th Grade VIP Day, upcoming Entrance Exam, STEAM Night and Arts Night at La Salle.
WEXP is produced by students in our Advanced Multimedia Production Course and through the WEXPtv Extracurricular Club. Watch at www.youtube.com/wexptv.
Parents of the Class of 2019 packed the La Salle College High School Auditorium Tuesday evening.
These 276 young men arrived from 90 different feeder schools, 32 school districts and 5 counties, in addition to New Jersey, China, and South Africa.
157 La Salle students earned the distinction of AP Scholars, achieving College Board qualifying scores of 3 or higher on at least three exams - with 19 being named National AP Scholars.
Our annual Admissions Open House will be held on Sunday, September 30.
Over 15 schools from the United States, Italy, Canada and France joined together in community at Manhattan College to learn more about the Lasallian Pillars of Faith, Service and Community.
Commencement Exercises for La Salle's 155th Graduating Class were held on June 2, 2018.
268 Seniors will graduate on June 2, 2018 and will be enrolled in 107 colleges and universities in the fall.
Representatives from the two groups gathered for lunch and conversation hosted by Principal Michael A. O'Toole '68 on Thursday, May 10, 2018, in La Salle's new Glaser Center.
Barna has been a member of La Salle Faculty and Administration in various roles since joining the La Salle Community in 1993.
Organized by the Office of Student Affairs and the Student Council, Field Day has become one of the most anticipated traditions at La Salle.
Congratulations to the Men of Intellect and Accomplishment!
In addition to the Executive Officer Elections, each grade level voted for Class President and Senators.
The Competition Band finished off the season at the Cavalcades Championship with a rating of Superior with Honors and an award for best saxophone section.
Percussion Instructor Mr. Joe Nero will be performing on the drums with the Philly Pops in this weekend's performances of "Sinatra and Friends"
Over 100 students from LSCHS and local girls high schools performed in this year's Spring Musical. Click to view photos and videos of the performance.
The Archdiocesan Student Art Exhibition is held at La Salle University From March 24 through April 5.
This is the first time in the team's five year history that Team 5181 received the First Robotics Judge's Award.
The morning prayer included the seventeen names of the victims of the recent shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
The Explorers will be heading to Fort Lauderdale in June for the National Speech and Debate National Tournament.
The newest Explorer Families were welcomed to the community on Sunday, March 11th.
Students involved were Ryan Cramer '18, Ben Buentello '19, Dan Cassidy '19 and James Buentello '20.
The annual donation drive is organized by the De La Salle Chapter of the National Honor Society.
Download and enjoy this wonderful album featuring music produced by LSCHS Music Students.
Ten Language Students competed in this competition as part of World Language Week.
The team turns its attention to the Philadelphia Catholic Forensics League Finals on March 3rd, where the top six entries in each event earn a spot at the National Catholic Forensics League Tournament in Washington, D.C.
The Class of 2018 joined together on February 22, 2018 to celebrate.
Rob Uzzo '18 spent this past weekend at Einstein Medical Center Montgomery introducing the Microsoft Hololens to local cardiothoracic surgeons #LeaveToServe
The Explorers excelled once again at the 2nd competition of the season.
Out of ten bands from the Delaware Valley competing in the event, La Salle was the only one receive a Superior Rating at the competition.
The Exhibit runs through March 14th at the Montgomery County Community College Fine Art Gallery in Blue Bell.
Nearly 400 Parents from the Class of 2019 were in attendance.
This was the first time a La Salle student has made the final round at the Barkley Forum since January 2007.
Watch the recording of the Live Stream of the Concert on the WEXPtv YouTube Channel.
Over 300 people attended the event in which 8th Grade Scholarship Recipients were officially welcomed to the La Salle Community.
The six-week build season for Team 5181 will conclude with competitions in March.
Robert Uzzo '18 has been appointed the program's President and Zach Rotzal '18 has been appointed Vice President. Congratulations to all new members of the program.
It's the 1st time La Salle Forum has received this honor from the National Speech and Debate Association in 11 years.
The students gathered together in the auditorium on Wednesday, Decemeber 20th.
Music students performed Christmas Carols for two local organizations on Monday, December 18.
