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Great Futures Soiree for Scholarships

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David Terry
May 1, 2023
Academics Academics

Academics

Academics Jackowiak, Colletti, Davidson, Bixman, the Stebeltons, the Maldonados… De La Salle teachers become your household names. Mr. Wood is a legend - and the recipient of the Lasallian Educator Award - and you know you’ll be talking about what Cunat, Dufficy or Dirschl said long after class is over. How much weight did your bridge hold? Did you have to ask Correa for your locker key again? Did you study for Mrs. Perales’ test?! The buzz is always about how you can be better - and the support is always available for your success. We love to have fun, but we also stress continued success: in order to maintain your enrollment status at De La Salle Institute, all students must earn a minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average during any school year. Basically, our curriculum is structured by our faculty to recognize that we’re not just teaching teenagers how to pass exams; we know you and create our lessons based on what you individually need. A full description of the curriculum may be found in the Curriculum Guide published annually. De La Salle offers three programs of study: the Honors Program, the College Preparatory Program, and the Lasalle College Preparatory…
David Terry
October 12, 2022
HBCU College Fair Student Registration is Open Academic NewsSchool News

HBCU College Fair Student Registration is Open

We are pleased to announce that De La Salle Institute will host its 1st HBCU (Historically Black Colleges & Universities) College Fair on Friday, October 14, 2022 from 1 pm - 3pm. DLS has seen an increase in the number of students that are applying to HBCUs with a significant increase in the number of DLS enrollees to HCBUs. Flyers for this event are being shared with students. We encourage as many students as possible to participate and learn about their postsecondary options at an HBCU. This event is open to all students that are interested in learning more about historically black colleges and universities (grades 9th - 12th). Several of the institutions are offering onsite admissions and scholarship awards at the fair. Students must register prior to the event in order to receive a pass to the fair.  The last day for students to register for the event is Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2022. Registration Link:  https://forms.gle/ejafJcJn2bkkMSkbA
David Terry
October 4, 2022