Admissions
Admissions Office
Jake Pucci, Director of Admissions
[email protected]
513-741-2365
Welcome to La Salle High School! As a Catholic school in the Lasallian tradition, we prepare our young men to achieve their full potential in mind, body and spirit. Our devoted students, passionate staff and incredible parent and alumni community all work together to continue our legacy of being a first-class high school.
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.
As an all-male, Catholic high school, La Salle offers prospective students and families every opportunity you would expect of a large high school, but in a warm, welcoming and smaller class-size environment. La Salle is passionate about our diversity and admits students of any race, religion, color, socioeconomic background and national or ethnic origin.
Interested in learning more? Complete the steps below to explore what La Salle has to offer.
Admissions Checklist
1. Create an admissions account
La Salle will be pivoting to a brand new admissions software for the 2025-26 school year. This software will be ready and live by August 8, 2025.
2. Schedule a VIP shadow visit
Visiting La Salle High School is the best way to experience what our great school has to offer. VIP Shadow visits are only available for current 8th-grade boys.
- Arrival/Dismissal - the shadow day will begin at 8:30am in La Salle's Alumni Heritage Room located at the rear of the building. A member of La Salle's staff will be there to welcome you! The shadow day will conclude at approximately 2:15pm. Pick-up will also be in La Salle's Alumni Heritage Room.
- Dress Code - students should arrive in business casual clothing such as:
- dress pants/shorts (khaki, black, navy, etc...).
- polo or collared shirt, grade school spirit wear, La Salle spirit wear, or red t-shirt.
- Sneakers, gym shoes, or dress shoes are also acceptable.
- Jeans, sweatpants, slippers, sandals, or cargo pants/shorts are not permitted.
- Lunch - your son is our guest and we will take care of lunch, free of charge.
- Parents - parents dropping off their son for a VIP shadow visit are welcome to stick around, from 8:30am-9:15am, to have coffee with Jake Pucci, Director of Admissions, and learn about La Salle, talk about the admissions process, and get a tour of campus.
Available shadow days at La Salle High School for the 2025-26 school year will be available by August 8, 2025.
3. Review tuition assistance information
La Salle High School has a long tradition of working with families to help them achieve their dream of providing a Lasallian Catholic education for their sons. Each year La Salle sets aside funds to assist families with this Catholic education in the form of tuition assistance. In fact, over 93% of La Salle families receive some type of tuition assistance! Below is a list of the types of tuition assistance La Salle offers to their families:
- Lasallian Education Grants (Financial Aid)
- De La Salle Service Scholarships
- Academic Scholarships
- Alumni Legacy Grants
- Family Named Scholarships
- Catholic Inner-city School\'s Education Fund (CISE)
- Jon Peterson Special Needs Scholarship (ODE)
- Autism Scholarship (ODE)
- Educational Choice Scholarship (ODE)
- Catholic Education Foundation Grants (CEF)
Tuition for the 2025-2026 school year is $13,900 plus a $1000 "All In" Fee.
Families wishing to apply for financial aid need to complete a FACTS financial aid application. Click here to apply for financial aid. Please note, current 8th-grade families applying for financial aid need to submit a FACTS application by Friday, December 12, 2025.
For more information regarding tuition assistance opportunities, please visit our Business Office page.
4. Attend an information night
La Salle will be offering information sessions throughout the fall of the 2025-26 school year. Sessions will take place in our Alumni Heritage Room from 6:30-7:30 pm. Families will get the opportunity to hear from La Salle's administration in a formal presentation focusing on:
- La Salle's mission and vision
- Academics/student success
- Diversity
- Facility Enhancements
- Campus Ministry and faith
- Brotherhood
- Tuition Assistance
- Admissions Process
- ...and more
5. Take the High School Placement Test (HSPT)
Find out more details about the HSPT and registration information by clicking here.
The High School Placement Test for the Class of 2030 will be held on Saturday, November 22, 2025.
6. Submit teacher recommendations
Current 8th-graders applying for the 2026-227 school year need to submit two teacher recommendations with their application for admission.
- Math teacher recommendation can come from a current 8th-grade or previous 7th-grade math teacher
- English teacher recommendation can come from a current 8th-grade or previous 7th-grade English teacher
Teacher recommendations will be available by August 8, 2025.
