Lasallian Ministry

Our Lasallian Charism invites students to grow in faith, build community, and discover the joy of serving others. Through retreats, liturgies, immersions, and service opportunities, students develop an ethical and moral compass that will guide them for life.

Our service program challenges students to look beyond themselves, respond to the needs of others, and grow into compassionate, socially responsible leaders.

Faith Life

Liturgies: Held at least once per month, liturgies provide an important opportunity for our school community to come together in prayer. There are a variety of ways for students to participate in planning and executing these important communal events, including as readers, speakers, and ministers.

Retreats: La Salle offers a variety of retreats to enhance the development of all students. Retreats provide a unique opportunity for personal growth, reflection, and community building. Students return from these experiences with renewed spirit and personal insights. Often, seniors will remark that a retreat experience was one of their best high school experiences. La Salle offers at least one retreat per grade level each year.

Service

Our service program strives to awaken a sense of social responsibility in all students and to assist them in responding to the Gospel call of Christian service. The program encourages students to deepen their personal sense of responsibility for those in their immediate and greater community. It also supports the Lasallian value that education is to be in service of those who are most marginalized. Students are asked to complete 80 hours of service before graduation.

Log Hours

Mobile Serve Instructions

Service Hour Requirements

Immersions for Solidarity

Blackfeet Reservation (Montana) - Spend a week tutoring children at the De La Salle Blackfeet School, engaging in discussions about equity and indigenous peoples, and exploring the culture and traditions of the local Blackfeet community.

El Otro Lado (Texas) - Hosted by Cathedral High School in El Paso, Texas, students explore the many issues related to border realities, including immigration, asylum seekers, unaccompanied minors.

L'Arche Immersion (Washington) - L'Arche is a community where people with and without disabilities share life and build friendships. Work on a farm harvesting, weeding, and gardening alongside those with intellectual and/or physical disabilities, while learning ways to make our world a more inclusive place.

Yakama Nation (Washington) - Learn about the rich culture of Yakama Nation and participate in a variety of service activities.