Life at La Salle
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Lasallian Education: Transforming Lives Since 1680
La Salle is an all-male Catholic high school that primarily serves the western and northern suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1960 by the Christian Brothers, La Salle had its first graduating class in 1964. Students at La Salle are taught a comprehensive, college-preparatory curriculum rooted in the Lasallian educational philosophy. La Salle has an average class size of 20 and a four-year one-to-one mentoring program for all students. Students also benefit from individualized class placement based on level of ability.
Future Lancers
For the student who wants to excel in and beyond the classroom, La Salle High School provides a unique, Christian brotherhood that fosters personal discovery through intentional, experiential, service-based learning connections to develop authentic men.
Mind
Academics, Activities, Clubs, Student Support
La Salle offers something for every student and meets our young men where they are in their educational journey. Our counselors, intervention specialists, speech therapist, psychologist, tutors and mentors are here to ensure the success of our students. We are proud to offer Advanced Placement and Dual Credit courses in addition to our college preparatory curriculum and, our Lancers are able to participate in more than 30 student-led clubs.
Body
Athletics, Performing Arts, Summer Camps
With 14 varsity sports teams, 70% of our students participate in at least one sport. We are proud of our state champion teams and individuals and their dedication and drive to positively represent us in the GCL South. Our award-winning Pride of La Salle Band and Vocal Ensemble are recognized in the community, and across the country for their musical talent and impressive performances.
Spirit
Campus Ministry, Christian Service, Young Lasallians, Pastoral Ministry, Retreats, Service Immersion Trips
Every La Salle student attends a spiritual retreat each of his four years with us. From Freshman Day of Renewal to Kairos and Wilderness Retreats, our young men grow closer to God in spirit and practice through these opportunities. Every graduate is required to complete at least 60 hours of Christian service, but you’ll find that our young men are called to serve and most achieve more than double that amount by the time they graduate.
La Salle Brotherhood
I chose La Salle based on the legacy that my family has here and the brotherhood that La Salle has. Being part of a legacy family at La Salle is something special to me. Being able to walk the same halls that my grandpa and dad did makes me want to be the best version of myself to continue the legacy. I also get to walk the halls with my younger brother, which is truly special to me. I am proud to be part of the Lasallian tradition.
- Xander Schneider '24
A Parent's Perspective
When searching for high schools and preparing your child for the next phase of their lives, you are filled with uncertainty. You pray that you make the right choices and that they have the best experiences. When my son decided to attend La Salle, I told him that it was not just him making a commitment to a school but it became a family commitment. We, as a family, were dedicated to making sure he was successful, that we supported him not only with his extracurricular activities but with his academic and spiritual growth experiences. I am proud of the young man he is becoming and I know he is being prepared to go out into the world and do and achieve great things.
- Kisha Dosa, Board of Limited Jurisdiction Board Member, former parent
A Lancer Looks Back
Thank you, La Salle, for giving me a great educational and spiritual base for life!
- Al Noe '88
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Mind
Academics, Activities, Clubs, Student Support
La Salle offers something for every student and meets our young men where they are in their educational journey. Our counselors, intervention specialists, speech therapist, psychologist, tutors and mentors are here to ensure the success of our students. We are proud to offer Advanced Placement and Dual Credit courses in addition to our college preparatory curriculum and, our Lancers are able to participate in more than 30 student-led clubs.
Body
Athletics, Performing Arts, Summer Camps
With 14 varsity sports teams, 70% of our students participate in at least one sport. We are proud of our state champion teams and individuals and their dedication and drive to positively represent us in the GCL South. Our award-winning Pride of La Salle Band and Vocal Ensemble are recognized in the community, and across the country for their musical talent and impressive performances.
Spirit
Campus Ministry, Christian Service, Young Lasallians, Pastoral Ministry, Retreats, Service Immersion Trips
Every La Salle student attends a spiritual retreat each of his four years with us. From Freshman Day of Renewal to Kairos and Wilderness Retreats, our young men grow closer to God in spirit and practice through these opportunities. Every graduate is required to complete at least 60 hours of Christian service, but you’ll find that our young men are called to serve and most achieve more than double that amount by the time they graduate.
La Salle Brotherhood
I chose La Salle based on the legacy that my family has here and the brotherhood that La Salle has. Being part of a legacy family at La Salle is something special to me. Being able to walk the same halls that my grandpa and dad did makes me want to be the best version of myself to continue the legacy. I also get to walk the halls with my younger brother, which is truly special to me. I am proud to be part of the Lasallian tradition.
- Xander Schneider '24
A Parent's Perspective
When searching for high schools and preparing your child for the next phase of their lives, you are filled with uncertainty. You pray that you make the right choices and that they have the best experiences. When my son decided to attend La Salle, I told him that it was not just him making a commitment to a school but it became a family commitment. We, as a family, were dedicated to making sure he was successful, that we supported him not only with his extracurricular activities but with his academic and spiritual growth experiences. I am proud of the young man he is becoming and I know he is being prepared to go out into the world and do and achieve great things.
- Kisha Dosa, Board of Limited Jurisdiction Board Member, former parent
A Lancer Looks Back
Thank you, La Salle, for giving me a great educational and spiritual base for life!
- Al Noe '88
