2011–2012FRESHMAN ORIENTATION/ PHOTOS 12:30 PM FRESHMAN PARENT ORIENTATION 5:00 PM FRESHMAN INDUCTION 6:00 PM SOCCER – GEORGE SCHOOL (A) V 3:45 PM SOCCER – CONWELL-EGAN ... 8605

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FOOTBALL – ARCHBISHOPWOOD (H) FR 5:00 PM

SOCCER – WEST CHESTERRUSTIN (A) V&JV 3:30 PM

FOOTBALL – NORTH PENN (H) V 6:00 PM @ PW

1 2 3

LABOR DAY

FOOTBALL – NORTH PENN (A) JV/SOPHS 10:30 AM

FRESHMAN ORIENTATION/PHOTOS 12:30 PM

FRESHMAN PARENT ORIENTATION 5:00 PM

FRESHMAN INDUCTION 6:00 PMSOCCER – GEORGE SCHOOL

(A) V 3:45 PM

SOCCER – CONWELL-EGAN (A) JV 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – UPPER MERION(A) V&JV 4:00 PM

FIRST DAY OF CLASSES/BUSING “A” DAY

EXTENDED HOMEROOMSCHEDULE

CROSS COUNTRY – 1ST PCLMEET @ BELMONT PLATEAU

MEN OF LA SALLE MEETING 6:30 PM

FOOTBALL – MALVERN PREP (A) FR 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (H) V 7:00 PM @ LSU

SOCCER – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (A) JV 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – UPPER PERKIOMEN (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

ACT

FOOTBALL – BERGEN CATHOLIC(H) V 2:00 PM @ PW

SOCCER PITTSBURGH CENTRAL CATHOLIC

(A) V&JV TBD

PATRIOTS’ DAY

ALUMNI SHORE THING

STUDENT PHOTOS

FOOTBALL – CARDINAL O’HARA(H) JV/SOPHS 3:45 PM

FOOTBALL – MALVERN PREP(H) JV/SOPHS 3:45 PM

SENIOR ORIENTATION 1ST PERIOD

ALUMNI BOARD MEETING7:30 PM

SOCCER – LANSDALECATHOLIC (H) V&JV 3:45 PM

JUNIOR ORIENTATION 1ST PERIODQ & A NIGHT FOR

SENIOR PARENTS 7:15 PMCOACHES MEETING 6:00 PMCROSS COUNTRY – 2ND PCL MEET @ BELMONT PLATEAU

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) FR 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – PERKIOMEN VALLEY (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

SOPHOMORE ORIENTATION1ST PERIOD

MEN OF LA SALLE FRESHMANFATHERS’ WELCOME 6:30 PM

SOCCER – BISHOP McDEVITT(H) V 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOPCARROLL (A) JV 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – SOUDERTON(A) V&JV 4:00 PM

SCHOOL LITURGY

ALUMNI HOMECOMING

FOOTBALL – WEST CATHOLIC (H) V 7:00 PM @ SPRINGFIELD

FOOTBALL – WEST CATHOLIC (H) FR 3:45 PM

SOCCER – HOLY GHOST PREP(H) V&JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – LANSDALE CATHOLIC(H) FR 10:30 AM

FOOTBALL – WEST CATHOLIC (A) JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – FATHER JUDGE (A) V&JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP WOOD(A) FR 3:45 PM

ACTIVITY FAIR

MAGAZINE DRIVE ASSEMBLY

CROSS COUNTRY – 3RD PCLMEET @ BELMONT PLATEAU

SOCCER – CARDINAL O’HARA(A) V&JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – FATHER JUDGE (H) FR 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – WILSON (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT

7:00 PM

JUNIOR RINGMEASUREMENTS

FOOTBALLLANSDALE CATHOLIC

(A) FR 3:45 PM

AWARDS ASSEMBLY

SOCCER – CENTRAL (H) V 3:30 PM

CROSS COUNTRY – CARLISLEINVITATIONAL

FOOTBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(A) V 7:00 PM

FOOTBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(A) FR 10:00 AM

SOCCER – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (H) FR 10:30 AM

MOTHERS’ CLUB NEW MOTHERS’ TEA

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) JV 5:30 PM V 7:00 PM

WATER POLO – GOVERNORMIFFLIN (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

CROSS COUNTRY4TH PCL MEET @

BELMONT PLATEAU

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) FR 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – NORTH PENN (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

SOCCER – CONWELL-EGAN(H) JV 3:30 PM V 3:45 PM

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18 19 20 21 22 23 24

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

30 STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE

7:30 – 10:30 PM

CROSS COUNTRY – PAUL SHORTINVITATIONAL @ LEHIGH

FOOTBALL – ROMAN CATHOLICFR (A) 3:30 PM

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYSUNDAY

SENIOR PHOTOS 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM

MAGAZINE DRIVE

FOOTBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(H) JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ROMAN CATHOLIC (H) FR 4:00 PM

SATURDAY

MAGAZINE DRIVE

PLEASE CHECK THE WEB SITE FOR UPDATED SPORT SCHEDULES INFORMATION

WATER POLO – BEAST OF THE EAST TOURNAMENT

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SAT I & II

FOOTBALL – ROMAN CATHOLIC(A) V 7:00 PM

SOCCER – LOWER MERION (H) V&JV TBD

SOCCER – BONNER-PRENDIE (H) FR 10:30 AM

1

MOTHER-SON SERVICE PROJECT 10:00 AM

FOOTBALL – ROMAN CATHOLIC(H) JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (A) FR 3:45 PM

COLLEGE INTERVIEW DAY8:00 AM – 12:30 PM

GOLF – PCL CHAMPS TBD

SOCCER – NEUMANN-GORETTI(H) V 3:45 PM

DISMISSAL AT 1:35 PM

GOLDEN EXPLORERLITURGY/LUNCHEON

CROSS COUNTRY – 5TH PCLMEET @ BELMONT PLATEAU

WATER POLO – SPRINGFIELD (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETING 7:00 PM

MEN OF LA SALLE MEETING6:30 PM

SOCCER – ROMAN CATHOLIC(H) JV 4:00 PM

WATER POLOPENN CHARTER (A) 3:45 PM

FOOTBALL – NEUMANN-GORETTI (H) V 7:00 PM @ PW

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP WOOD (A) V 6:00 PM @ LIGHTHOUSE

SOCCER – ARCHBISHOP WOOD(A) JV 3:45 PM

FOOTBALLARCHBISHOP WOOD

(A) FR 10:00 AM

SOCCER – CARDINAL O’HARA(A) FR 10:30 AM

CROSS COUNTRYMANHATTAN COLLEGE

INVITATIONAL@ VAN COURTLAND PARK

HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)

MEN OF LA SALLE GOLF OUTING (TENTATIVE)

FOOTBALL–ARCHBISHOP WOOD (A) JV 3:45 PM

FOOTBALLNEUMANN-GORETTI

(A) JV/SOPHS 3:45 PMSOCCER – FATHER JUDGE

(H) JV 3:45 PMSOCCER – ARCHBISHOP WOOD

(H) FR 3:45 PM

ALUMNI BOARD MEETING 7:30 PM

GOLF – DISTRICT XII CHAMPSTBD

SOCCER – BONNER-PRENDIE (A) V&JV 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – PENNRIDGE (A) V&JV 4:00 PM

TESTING DAY FROSH – NEDT

SOPH/JR – PSAT/NMSQT

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING 2:30 PM

FULFILLING THE PROMISEDINNER

CROSS COUNTRY – 6TH PCLMEET @ BELMONT PLATEAU

WATER POLO – WISSAHICKON (A)V&JV 4:00 PM @ SPRINGFIELD

HONORS CONVOCATION 7:15 PM

SOCCER – ROMAN CATHOLIC (A) FR 4:00 PM

FOOTBALL – FATHER JUDGE (H) V 7:00 PM @ PW

FOOTBALL – FATHER JUDGE(H) FR 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ROMAN CATHOLIC(A) V 8:00 PM @ LIGHTHOUSE

SOCCER – ROMAN CATHOLIC(A) JV 4:00 PM

SOCCER – CARDINAL O’HARA(H) FR 10:30 AM

WATER POLO – WYOMINGVALLEY WEST V&JV TBD

FALL FAMILY LITURGY 10:30 AM

FOOTBALL – FATHER JUDGE(H) JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(H) FR 3:45 PM

FRESHMAN BRANCH-OUT

CAREER DAYSOPHOMORES/JUNIORS

SOCCERARCHBISHOP CARROLL

(H) V&JV 3:45 PM

WATER POLO – MALVERN PREP(A) V&JV 3:45 PM

UNDERCLASS PHOTO RETAKES

SENIOR CLASS PHOTO

SOCCER – FATHER JUDGE (A) FR 3:45 PM

FOOTBALL – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) V 7:00 PM

FOOTBALL – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) FR 3:45 PM

SOCCER – LANSDALE CATHOLIC(A) FR 3:45 PM

ACT

CROSS COUNTRY – PCL CHAMPS@ BELMONT PLATEAU

WATER POLO – CONFERENCECHAMPS @ SOUDERTON

FOOTBALL – ARCHBISHOP RYAN (H) JV/SOPHS 3:45 PM

FOOTBALL – CARINDAL O’HARA (A) JV 3:45 PM

SOCCER – BONNER-PRENDIE (A) FR 3:45 PM

FOOTBALL – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(A) JV 3:45 PM

CROSS COUNTRYPIAA DISTRICT XII CHAMPS @

BELMONT PLATEAU

FOOTBALL – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (H) V 7:00 PM @ PW

FOOTBALL – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(H) FR 3:45 PM

WATER POLOGERMANTOWN ACADEMY

(A) V&JV 3:45 PM

25 26 27 28 29

9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2 3 4 5 6 7 8

24

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAYSUNDAY

LA SALLE THEATRE FALLPRODUCTION 7:30 PM

KAIROS 37-81

JUNIOR URBAN CHALLENGE

23LA SALLE THEATRE FALL PRODUCTION 7:30 PM

16 17 18 19 20 21 22

SENIOR PHOTO RETAKESGOLF–PIAA STATE CHAMPS @ YORK


30 31

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

FEAST OF ALL SAINTS

(LITURGY/CLASSES)

DISMISSAL AT 1:35 PM END OF 1ST MARKING PERIOD


HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)LA SALLE AUCTION

SAT I & II

CROSS COUNTRY – PIAASTATE CHAMPS @ HERSHEY

WATER POLO – PIAA STATECHAMPS @ CUMBERLAND

VALLEY

1 2 3 4 5

MOTHER-SON SERVICE PROJECT 10:00 AM

FACULTY IN-SERVICE (NO CLASSES)

2ND MARKING PERIODBEGINS


COLLEGE FINANCIAL AIDNIGHT 7:15 PM

MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETING9:15 AM

1ST QUARTER REPORT CARDSISSUED

OPEN HOUSE ’11 12:00 – 3:00 PM

RECONCILIATION SERVICE


2ND SEMESTER TUITION DUE

PARENT-TEACHER MEETINGS5:30 – 7:00 PM

MEN OF LA SALLEFATHER/SON BANQUET

6:00 PM

SOCCER PIAA STATE CHAMPS@ HERSHEY

THANKSGIVING PRAYERSERVICE

THANKSGIVNG RECESSBEGINS AT DISMISSAL

FRESHMAN GRANDPARENTS’ DAY

THANKSGIVING DAY HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)

CLASSES RESUME

27 28 29 30

20 21 22 23 24 25 26

6 7 8 9 10 11 12

SUNDAY

SENIOR MOTHERS’ TREE TRIMMING 7:00 PM

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THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE

THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE

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JUNIOR RING LITURGY 7:15 PM


ENTRANCE/SCHOLARSHIP EXAM8:30 AM

SAT I & II

1 2 3

MOTHER-SON SERVICEPROJECT 10:00 AM

MOTHERS’ CLUB ALUMNAELITURGY 10:30 AM

MOTHERS’ CLUB CHRISTMASSHOPPING SPECTACULAR

12:00 – 4:00 PM

BOWLING – ROMAN CATHOLIC(H) 3:30 PM

DISMISSAL 1:35 PM

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2:30 PM

FEAST OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

(LITURGY/CLASSES)


BOWLING – CONWELL-EGAN(H) 3:30 PM

ENTRANCE/SCHOLARSHIP EXAM SNOW DATE

ACTLA SALLE FORUM SPEECH &

DEBATE TOURNAMENT @ LSCHSBASKETBALL – SCHOLASTICTIP OFF VS. PHILADELPHIA

ELECTRIC (V) @ COATESVILLEINDOOR TRACK & FIELD TBA

WRESTLING – TRAVISMANION TOURNAMENT @

LSCHS 9:00 AM

BAND CHRISTMAS CONCERT7:15 PM

ALUMNI BOARD MEETING 7:30 PM

BASKETBALL – SOUDERTON(A) V&JV TBD

BOWLING – FATHER JUDGE(H) 3:30 PM

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING2:30 PM

BASKETBALLGERMANTOWN HIGH

(H) V TBD

BOWLING – BONNER-PRENDIE(A) 3:30 PM

FOOTBALL – PIAA STATECHAMPS @ HERSHEY

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD TBA

CHORUS CHRISTMASCONCERT 7:15 PM

BASKETBALL – SPRINGFORD (A) JV/V 6:00 PM

BOWLING – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) 3:30 PM

SWIMMING – ST. JOSEPHMETUCHEN @ LSU 5:00 PM

CHRISTMAS LITURGY

CHRISTMAS RECESS BEGINSAT DISMISSAL

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD TBD

BOWLING – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(A) 3:30 PM

CHRISTMAS DAY

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SUNDAY

BASKETBALL – MALVERN PREP(H) V,JV,FR 4:00 PM

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WRESTLING – POWERADE TOURNAMENT


WRESTLING – BEAST OFTHE EAST TOURNAMENT

@ U OF DELAWARE


WRESTLING – BEAST OFTHE EAST TOURNAMENT

@ U OF DELAWARE

BASKETBALL – JAMEER NELSON CLASSIC (A) V

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WRESTLING – ZEPHYR DUALS @ WHITEHALL

1 2 3 4 5 7

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP RYAN (A) V&JV 1:00 PM

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP RYAN

(H) FR 3:30 PM


BOWLING – NEUMANN-GORETTI

(H) 3:30 PM

SCHOLARSHIP RECEPTIONEND OF 2ND MARKING

PERIOD

BASKETBALL – WESTCATHOLIC (H) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALL – WESTCATHOLIC (A) FR 3:30 PM


BASKETBALLROMAN CATHOLIC (A) V&JV 1:00 PM

MARTIN LUTHER KINGHOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)

BASKETBALLROMAN CATHOLIC

(H) FR 3:30 PM

BOWLING – ROMAN CATHOLIC(A) 3:30 PM

BASKETBALLCARDINAL O’HARA (A) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALLCARDINAL O’HARA

(H) FR 3:30 PM

BOWLING – CONWELL-EGAN(A) 3:30 PM

BASKETBALLLANSDALE CATHOLIC

(H) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALLLANSDALE CATHOLIC

(A) FR 3:30 PM

WRESTLINGCATHOLIC DAY DUALS @

LSCHS 8:00 AM

BASKETBALLST. JOSEPH’S PREP (A) V&JV 1:00PM

BASKETBALLST. JOSEPH’S PREP

(H) 3:30 PM

2ND SEMESTER BEGINS

BOWLING – FATHER JUDGE(A) 3:30 PM

WRESTLINGROMAN CATHOLIC

(H) V 6:00 PM

JAZZ BAND ASSEMBLY

MOTHERS’ CLUB WINTERBLUES SOCIAL 7:00 PM

BOWLING – BONNER-PRENDIE(H) 3:30 PM

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP CARROLL

(H) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP CARROLL

(A) FR 3:30 PM

SAT I & II


WRESTLINGST. JOSEPH’S PREP

(H) V TBD

BASKETBALLBISHOP McDEVITT (H) V&JV 1:00 PM

2ND QUARTER REPORT CARDSISSUED

BASKETBALLBISHOP McDEVITT

(A) FR 3:30 PM

BOWLING _ ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) 3:30 PM

30

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

SUNDAY

6

FIRST SEMESTER EXAMS

CLASSES RESUME

BOWLING – CARDINAL O’HARA(H) 3:30 PM

INDOOR TRACK & FIELDHOLIDAY INVITATIONAL

WRESTLING – CONWELL-EGAN(H) V 6:00 PM

MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETING 9:15 AM

MEN OF LA SALLE MEETING 6:30 PM

BASKETBALL – NEUMANN-GORETTI (H) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALL – NEUMANN-GORETTI (A) FR 3:30 PM

BOWLING – ARCHBISHOP WOOD(A) 3:30 PM

22 23 24 25 26 27 28

31

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

NEW YEAR’S DAY

MOTHER-SON SERVICE PROJECT12:00 PM

29


FIRST SEMESTER EXAMS

WRESTLING – ESCAPE FROM THE ROCK @ COUNCIL ROCK SOUTH

KAIROS 37-84

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MOTHERS’ CLUBMEETING 9:15 AM


BOWLING – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(H) 3:30 PM

BASKETBALLFATHER JUDGE

(A) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALL – FATHER JUDGE(H) FR 3:30 PM


1 2 3 4


WRESTLING – LA SALLETOURNAMENT (H) JV 9:00AM

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP WOOD

(A) FR 3:30 PM

BASKETBALLARCHBISHOP WOOD

(H) V&JV 5:30 PM

BOWLINGCARDINAL O’HARA 3:30 PM

BOARD OF TRUSTEESMEETING 2:30 PM

BOWLINGARCHBISHOP WOOD

(H) 3:30 PM

STUDENT COUNCIL VALENTINE DANCE

7:30 – 10:30 PM

BASKETBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE (A) V&JV 5:30 PM

BASKETBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE (H) FR 3:30 PM

INDOOR TRACK & FIELDNOVICE MEET @ LEHIGH

ACT

LA SALLE DINNER DANCE

MEN OF LA SALLECOMEDY NIGHT

BASKETBALLCONWELL-EGAN (H) V&JV 1:00 PM

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD PCLCHAMPS @ LEHIGH

BASKETBALLCONWELL-EGAN (A) FR 3:30 PM


BOWLINGNEUMANN-GORETTI

(H) 3:30 PM

FACULTY IN-SERVICE (NO CLASSES)

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD MEET OF CHAMPS @ LEHIGH

PRESIDENTS’ DAY (NO CLASSES)

SENIOR 100 DAYCELEBRATION INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

STATE CHAMPS @ PENN STATE

BOWLING – PCL CHAMPS

MOTHER/SON COMMUNIONBRUNCH 10:00 AM

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

12 13 14 15 16 17 18

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

SUNDAY

26 27 28 29CLASS OF ‘16 REGISTRATION

CLASS OF ‘16 REGISTRATION

ASH WEDNESDAY PRAYER SERVICE

COLLEGE INFORMATION NIGHT JUNIOR PARENTS7:15 PM


WRESTLING – PIAA STATE TEAM CHAMPS @ HERSHEY

SWIMMING – PCL/DISTRICT CHAMPS @ LSU

KAIROS 37-84


RECONCILIATION SERVICESKAIROS 37-85

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7TH GRADE PRACTICE TEST

1 2 3

ALUMNI COMMUNIONBREAKFAST AND HALL OF FAME

INDUCTION 10:00 AM

MOTHER-SON SERVICE PROJECT10:00 AM

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETYINDUCTION 7:15 PM

DISMISSAL AT 1:35 PM SPEAK UP! @ GMA 7TH GRADE PRACTICE TEST(SNOW DATE)

SAT I


MOTHERS’ CLUB FASHIONSHOW 5:00 PM

END OF 3RD MARKINGPERIOD

ROWINGMANNY FLICK REGATTA

FACULTY RETREAT (NO CLASSES)

TENNIS – FATHER JUDGE (A) V 3:30 PM

4TH MARKING PERIODBEGINS

TENNIS – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) V 3:30 PM

3RD QUARTER REPORT CARDSISSUED

BASKETBALL – PIAA STATECHAMPS @ PSU

ROWING MANNY FLICK REGATTA

TENNIS ARCHBISHOP CARROLL

(H) V 3:30 PM

SOPHOMORE BRANCH-OUT

TENNIS – ROMAN CATHOLIC(A) V 3:30 PM

25 26 31

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

SUNDAY

GRADE SCHOOL MATH COMPETITION

LA SALLE THEATRE SPRING PRODUCTION 7:30 PM

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

LA SALLE THEATRESPRING PRODUCTION

2:00 PM

27 28 29 30

KAIROS 37-85

RECONCILIATION SERVICES


WRESTLING – PJWQUALIFIERS @ LA SALLE

FORUM – NFL VALLEY FORGE TOURNAMENT @ LSCHS

SWIMMING – STATE CHAMPS @ BUCKNELLWRESTLING – PJW

QUALIFIERS @ LA SALLE

WRESTLING – PIAA STATE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPS @ HERSHEY

LA SALLE THEATRESPRING PRODUCTION

2:00 & 7:30 PM

WORLD LANGUAGE WEEK

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HOLY THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY HOLY SATURDAY

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDCOUNCIL ROCK INVITE (A)

ROWING – ST. AUGUSTINEINVITATIONAL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

EASTER OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD2ND PCL MEET (H)

TENNIS – ARCHBISHOP WOOD(A) V 3:30 PM


LACROSSEROMAN CATHOLIC (A) V&JV

3:45 PM

TENNISLANSDALE CATHOLIC

(A) V 3:30PM


LACROSSE – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP(H) V&JV 3:45 PM

ACT

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDSPRING INVITE


CLASSES RESUME

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 3RD PCL MEET (H)

TENNIS – ST. JOSEPH’S PREP (H) V 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(H) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(A) JV 3:30 PM

MOTHERS’ CLUB NEW YORK TRIP

BASEBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(A) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – BONNER-PRENDIE(H) JV 3:30 PM

FIELD DAY

LACROSSELANSDALE CATHOLIC

(H) V&JV 3:45 PM

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD CB WEST RELAYS (A)


FIELD DAY(RAIN DATE)

BASEBALL – CARDINAL O’HARA(H) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – CARDINAL O’HARA(A) JV 3:30 PM

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 4TH PCL MEET (H)

BASEBALL – CARDINAL O’HARA(A) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – CARDINAL O’HARA(H) JV 3:30 PM

LACROSSE – CONWELL-EGAN(H) V&JV 3:45 PM

MOTHERS’ CLUB ALUMNAE LUNCHEON

LACROSSE – FATHER JUDGE(A) V&JV 3:45 PM

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELDPENN RELAYS

ALUMNI GRAND REUNION

ROWING – PCL CHAMPS

MEN OF LA SALLE BASEBALLTRIP (TENTATIVE)

ROWING – DR. WHITEREGATTA (FR/NOVICE)

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD5TH PCL MEET (H)

29 30

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8 9 10 11 12 13 14

SUNDAY

MOTHER-SON SERVICE PROJECT10:00 AM


BASEBALLROMAN CATHOLIC (A) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – ROMAN CATHOLIC(H) JV 3:30 PM

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 1STPCL MEET (H)

TENNIS – CARDINAL O’HARA (A) V 3:30 PM

LENTEN LITURGY

EASTER RECESS BEGINS ATDISMISSAL

MOTHERS’ CLUB MEETING 9:15 AM

BASEBALL – ROMAN CATHOLIC (H) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – ROMAN CATHOLIC (A) JV 3:30 PM

LACROSSE – ARCHBISHOP CARROLL (A) V&JV 3:45 PM

TENNIS – BONNER-PRENDIE (H) V 3:30 PM

KAIROS 37-86


OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD – PENN RELAYS

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JUNIOR PROM 7:30 – 11:00 PM

SAT I & II

1 2 3 4 5


ROWING – CITY CHAMPS

BAND SPRING CONCERT 7:15 PM

BASEBALL – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) JV 3:30 PM

LACROSSE – ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) V&JV 3:45 PM


BOARD OF TRUSTEESMEETING 2:30 PM

BASEBALL–ARCHBISHOP RYAN(A) V&FR 3:30 PM

BASEBALL–ARCHBISHOP RYAN(H) JV 3:30 PM

LACROSSEARCHBISHOP WOOD

(A) V&JV 3:45 PM

PRAYER SERVICE – FEAST OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE

HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)

SENIOR PROM 7:00 PM – 12:00 AM

FORUM - GRADE SCHOOLTOURNAMENT

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD –PCL CHAMPS

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MOTHERS’ DAY ART EXHIBIT 6:15 PM

CHORUS SPRING CONCERT 7:15 PM


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MEN OF LA SALLE END OF YEAR BBQ 6:30 PM

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FATHER/SON GOLF OUTING(TENTATIVE)

MEMORIAL DAY ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING

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LACROSSECARDINAL O’HARA (A) V&JV

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SEPTEMBERMISSIONBELIEF STATEMENTSGRADUATE PROFILE

OCTOBERWHO’S WHO AT LA SALLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

NOVEMBERSTUDENT REGULATIONS/INFORMATION

DECEMBERSTUDENT REGULATIONS/INFORMATION (CONTINUED)

JANUARYSTUDENT REGULATIONS/INFORMATION (CONTINUED)

FEBRUARYCOUNSELING AND GUIDANCE SERVICESHEALTH SERVICESBREAKFAST/LUNCH FACILITIESGRADING POLICYTHE CLASS OF 2011

MARCHSTUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

APRILTHE CHRISTIAN BROTHERSPARENTS’ CLUBSMOTHERS’ CLUBMEN OF LA SALLE

MAYALUMNI ASSOCIATIONCAMPUS MINISTRYDEVELOPMENT OFFICE

JUNECLASS SCHEDULESTUITION INFORMATION 2011-2012

FACULTY 2011-2012

JULY - AUGUST 2012

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS for NCAA ELIGIBILITY

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La Salle College High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activitiesgenerally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic originin administration policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Graduate ProfileMen of Intellect and Accomplishment

La Salle College High Schoolgraduates, having completed arigorous academic program, arelifelong learners who think criticallyand communicate effectively.

Men of Faith and CompassionLa Salle College High Schoolgraduates respect human dignity,embrace Roman Catholic Tradition andmorality, and value the uniqueness oftheir Lasallian heritage.

Men of Service and JusticeLa Salle College High Schoolgraduates live their faith throughtheir actions, recognize theinterconnectedness of our world, andact on their obligation to rightinjustice.

Men of Integrity and RespectLa Salle College High Schoolgraduates accept responsibility fortheir own education and actions andin the spirit of Christian gentlementreat people with respect.

MISSION La Salle College High School, a Catholic, independent college preparatory school for young men of varied backgrounds, is conducted in thetradition of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Through a broad and balanced, human and Christian education, La Salle College High School guides eachstudent in the development of his unique God-given talents and fosters a commitment to academic excellence, service, and leadership.

Belief StatementsAt La Salle College High School, webelieve our education...

is grounded in the Gospel, theCatholic faith, and the tradition ofSt. John Baptist de La Salle.

is a ministry that participates inGod’s saving work.

develops the whole person to hisfullest potential – spiritually,intellectually, socially andphysically.

inspires a lifelong commitment toservice, especially to those in need.

promotes learning as a lifelongendeavor.

fosters mutual respect amongstudents, teachers, administrators,and all members of the schoolcommunity.

takes place in the context ofacademic challenge, intellectualopenness, emotional security andenvironmental safety.

should be made available toqualified students regardless ofethnicity, religious affiliation orsocio-economic status.

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICESMr. Vernard Abrams Assistant Director of DiversityMrs. Debra Antosh Assistant – Student Affairs OfficeMrs. Donna Bennett Auction ManagerMr. Gerard Brett Associate Director of College CounselingMr. Christopher Carabello Director of Marketing, Communications & Public RelationsMr. Lewis Clark Director of Campus MinistryMr. Nicholas Coggins Director of Curriculum, Instruction & AssessmentMr. Paul Colistra Major Gifts OfficerMrs. Rita Cooney Receptionist – Main OfficeMrs. Kathy Curley ComptrollerBro. William DiPasquale,FSC Associate Director of College CounselingMr. Kevin Dougherty Director of Admissions/Financial AidMr. Brett Foley Director of the Annual FundMrs. Ann Ford Administrative Assistant – Admissions OfficeMrs. Barbara Franks Stewardship AssociateMr. James Fyke Dean of StudentsMrs. Constance Gill Assistant ComptrollerMr. Terrence Gillespie Director of Summer ProgramMrs. Carol Haggerty Administrative Assistant – Principal’s OfficeRev. Anthony W. Janton ChaplainMr. John Keenan Director of David ProgramMrs. Mary Frances Kelly Director of Alumni AffairsMr. Larry King Director of Janitorial ServicesMs. Donna Long Director of Library/Media Services/Audio Visual CoordinatorMr. Miguel Lopez Director of SecurityMr. James Marsteller Director of Facilities Mr. Robert McAnespey Director of Major & Planned GiftsMr. John McGranaghan Counseling & Guidance Services/IUMr. Walter Muehlbronner Assistant Director of AdmissionsMrs. Mary Kay Mullen Director of College CounselingMrs. Kathleen O’Connell Administrative Assistant - College CounselingMr. Joseph Parisi Director of DiversityMr. Anthony Resch Director of AthleticsBro. James Rieck Lasallian AnimatorMrs. Suzanne Russo RegistrarMr. Raymond Shay Director of Web CommunicationsMr. Peter Sigmund Chief Information OfficerMrs. Kathleen Smith Executive Assistant to the President/Corporate SecretaryMr. Thomas Turner Assistant Dean of Students/Director of TransportationMr. Edward Welch Director of Food Services Williamson’s HospitalityMrs. Phyllis Wells Human Resources CoordinatorMrs. Cathleen Winning Data Base Administrator – IA Office Mrs. Barbara Wisotzkey Campus Store Manager

DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS

Who’s Who at La Salle College High SchoolBOARD OF TRUSTEESMr. Benjamin J. Ventresca, Jr. ’70, ChairMr. Alfred P. Salvitti ‘70, Vice-ChairMr. Thomas R. Barna*Mr. Ronald M. Bean ’86 ***Mr. Louis J. Beccaria ‘63Ms. Patricia BrabsonBro. James L. Butler, FSCMr. Nicholas J. Coggins*Mr. Richard D. DiBella ‘71Mr. Joseph H. Donahue ‘58 Mr. Edward J. Fitzgerald, III ‘81Mr. Mark A. Gibbons ‘92*Mr. Joseph F. Hartnett, Jr. ‘69Mr. Gerald T. Hathaway ‘72Mr. C. Clark Hodgson, Jr. ‘57Mrs. Mimi McGettigan KehanMrs. Francy Dooley KentBro. Richard Kestler, FSC ‘60Mr. Denis J. Lawler ‘66Dr. John F. Lehman, Jr.**Mrs. Julia K. Maher*Mr. Joseph L. Marchese*Mrs. Margaret Mary T. MarkmannBro. Michael J. McGinniss, FSC ‘65Mr. Daniel L. McGowan*Mr. James T. McLaughlin ‘57Mr. Gregg R. Melinson ‘82Bro. Ernest J. Miller, FSCMr. Robert P. Moran ‘69Ms. Courtney A. PortlockBro. Thomas Scanlan, FSCMrs. Kathleen Smith*Mr. Edward R. Solvibile ‘58**Mr. James H. StewartMr. Vincent W. Walters ‘59**Mr. John J. Whalen ‘67Mrs. Arlene Yocum*Service Member**Honorary Member***Alumni President, Ex-Officio Member (non-voting)

ADMINISTRATIONBro. Richard Kestler, FSC, PresidentMr. Joseph L. Marchese, PrincipalMr. Daniel L. McGowan, Vice-President for Institutional

AdvancementMr. Thomas R. Barna, Assistant Principal, Academic Affairs Mrs. Julia K. Maher, Assistant Principal, Student AffairsMr. Mark A. Gibbons, Chief Financial Officer

Mr. Dennis Bloh EnglishMr. Joseph Ciccimaro General StudiesMr. Daniel Cipolla ScienceMrs. Frances Diccicco World Language Mr. Michael Dolan Counseling & Guidance

Mrs. Diana McInaw ReligionMr. Gerald Miller Social Studies Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen College Counseling Mr. Paul Quinn Mathematics

STUDENT REGULATIONSStudents (and parents) are required to familiarize themselves with the fol-lowing regulations, adopted to help make La Salle a more efficient andpleasant community capable of attaining worthwhile goals.

ACADEMIC LIFEACADEMIC PRIORITY: At La Salle, a student’s first responsibility is to his aca-demic career.

ATTENDANCE: There may be days when a student is unable to attendschool. An excused absence is one that is due to illness or family emergency.Contacting a reliable classmate for homework assignments on the night ofthe absence and/or communicating with the teacher at the earliest conve-nient time is expected. Absent students are responsible for missed work.It is important to clarify that outside of illness or emergency, school atten-dance is compulsory. A family vacation does not qualify as an excusedabsence. School holidays and breaks are published well in advance to offerparents an opportunity to plan their vacations at a time that does not inter-fere with attendance policies. Families and their sons cannot expect teach-ers to accommodate missed work/ opportunities for any unexcused absence.Unexcused absences during midterm or final examinations are strictly pro-hibited.Keep in mind that attendance throughout the school year is vital to a stu-dent’s academic success. There is no doubt that the correlation betweenabsences and grades is extraordinary. As a rule of thumb, students who missschool have grades that reflect their gaps in learning. Students should makean effort to be in school daily and on time. Remember, the school’s mainnumber should NOT be used to report any student absence. All attendancematters are expected to be reported to the Attendance Line at 215-233-4140before 8:00AM. A note is required upon returning to school.

CLASS ABSENCE POLICY: Any student who misses 25 or more classes for aone-credit course or 10 classes for a half-credit course will receive an“Incomplete” in the course and be required to do make-up work to success-fully complete the course.

HOMEWORK: Homework is an important part of school life. Written assign-ments should be done completely and accurately in order to derive benefitfrom the assignment. Even if there are no written assignments on a givennight, students will still have studying, reading, and revision of notes. It isstrongly recommended that a student should spend approximately twohours per night on homework, study, and preparation for class.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY: La Salle College High School strives to maintain anatmosphere conducive to learning and educational challenge within whicheach student endeavors to embrace a strong sense of academic and person-al integrity and Christian values. Therefore, all forms of plagiarism or cheat-ing are unethical and contrary to the philosophy of La Salle. Studentsengaging in any of these behaviors are subject to a complete loss of creditfor the assignment or test which could result in failure for the marking peri-od or course. Instances of violation of Academic Integrity will be reported to the AssistantPrincipal for Academic Affairs. Repeated violations are subject to disciplinaryaction, suspension, or dismissal. (A full explanation of the policy has beenmailed to each family and is available on the school’s Web site.) Membershipstatus in some student groups requires strict compliance to the Honor Code.Although each case will be reviewed on an individual basis, students in vio-lation of the Honor Code may not expect to participate in La Salle’s NationalHonor Society or Student Council and/or receive academic recognition.

ACADEMIC PROBATION POLICY: Personal academic success throughresponsible decision making is at the heart of La Salle’s educational mission.La Salle College High School is committed to developing each student’s aca-demic potential and expects each student to work to his ability. Any studentwho fails two or more subjects at the end of the First Semester or earns aFirst Semester GPA of less than 1.50 will be placed on Academic Probation forthe Second Semester. A letter from the Assistant Principal of AcademicAffairs will be sent to the parents/guardians of the student notifying themof this matter. Parents/guardians and student will be required to meet withthe appropriate Grade Level Counselor to develop a Plan of Action for thestudent during the first week of the semester. The student’s teacher will con-tribute to the development and follow-through of this plan. The plan willalso include the student being assigned to the Library during his free periodsfor the semester. At the end of this probationary semester, a student’s aca-demic performance will be reviewed. If the student has a GPA of less than

1.50 in the Second Semester while on Academic Probation, his academicgood standing at La Salle will be in serious jeopardy.If a student not on Academic Probation finishes the school year with aSecond Semester GPA of less than 1.50 (and if he remediates any year-endfailures during the summer), he will be allowed to return to La Salle in theFall on the condition of Academic Probation. Such a student’s academic per-formance will be reviewed at the end of the First Semester.Students who are on Academic Probation for two or more consecutivesemesters are in serious jeopardy of not being allowed to return to La SalleCollege High School.

REPORT CARDS: Report cards are issued to the student four times a year.Except for the final report card, each card is a Progress Report which indi-cates how the student is currently doing in each course. The PermanentRecord is made only of the Final Marks in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades, andof the First Semester and Final Marks in the senior (12th) year. The date forthe Parent-Teacher meeting in the fall is listed on the school calendar.Parents are encouraged to speak to the teachers at any time about theirson’s work. Call the school office (215-233-2911) to arrange to speak to ateacher either on the telephone or in person.

GRADING POLICY: La Salle College High School uses the following lettergrading system with numerical equivalents:

LETTER GRADE NUMERICAL RANGE (%) GRADE POINT VALUEA+ 98-100 4.3A 93-97 4.0A- 90-92 3.7B+ 88-89 3.3B 85-87 3.0B- 82-84 2.7C+ 80-81 2.3C 77-79 2.0C- 74-76 1.7D+ 72-73 1.3D 70-71 1.0F <70 0

GRADE POINT AVERAGE: Each letter grade is assigned a grade point value(as above). These grade point values are increased for Honors (.5) andAdvanced Placement (1) courses. Thus, an A, normally worth 4.0 in a regu-lar course, is 4.5 for an Honors course and 5.0 for an Advanced Placementcourse. To find a grade point average (GPA), multiply the grade point valueby the number of credits for the course, add up all those figures to yield agrade point total, and divide that total by the total number of credits thestudent is attempting to earn. The GPA is calculated to the third decimalplace. GPA’s do not include courses, such as Group Advisory, where a studentdoes not earn a letter grade. The following is an example:

COURSE GRADE CREDIT GRADE POINT GRADE POINTVALUE VALUE TOTAL (CV x GPV)

Sacred Scripture B 1.0 3.0 3.0World Literature A+ 1.0 4.3 4.3Economics A- 0.5 3.7 1.85AP Calculus A 1.0 5.0 5.0Internet Appl. C- 0.5 1.7 0.85Honors Physics B 1.0 3.5 3.5American History C+ 1.0 2.3 2.3Phys. Ed/Aquatics A 0.5 4.0 2.0

Grade Point Total ÷ Total Credit Value = Grade Point Average: 22.80 = 3.5086.5

Note: Only final and cumulative GPA’s appear on the transcript.

SCHOLARSHIPS: Students who have been awarded Presidential Scholarshipsmust maintain a GPA of at least 3.0 in order to retain the scholarship.Warning letters will be mailed home if a student is in jeopardy of not retain-ing a scholarship. Questions should be directed to the Director of FinancialAid.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: La Salle requires at least 26.50 credits in order to graduate. In many casesstudents elect to take additional credits where possible. Minimum require-ments areas follow:

Religion 4 Credits Language 3 CreditsEnglish 4 Credits *Physical Education 1 CreditMathematics 3 Credits Fine Arts 1/2 CreditScience 3 Credits Health 1/2 CreditSocial Studies 3 Credits Computer Science 1/2 CreditElectives 4-5 Credit minimum*Refer to the Program of Studies for information on satisfying this require-ment.

ACADEMIC AWARDS 1) Outstanding Academic Achievement Award: This major academicaward is reserved for our top students based on the final grade point aver-age for the previous year. Only those who earn a 4.0 or higher will be giventhis award. This award is presented to each student at the annual HonorsConvocation evening in the fall.2) Scholastic “L” Award: All students achieving a 3.75 or better GPA withno grade below a “B-” based on final yearly grades receive this award. Thisaward is presented to each student at the annual Honors Convocationevening in the fall.3) Academic Excellence Award (1st semester): This award is given at theend of the first semester to those who have achieved a 3.75 or better GPAwith no grade below a “B-”. 4) Second Honors: This academic award is presented to all students achiev-ing a 3.5-3.74 GPA with no grade below a “B-” based on final yearly grades.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: The National Honor Society is composed of LaSalle College High School juniors and seniors who have distinguished them-selves in the area of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. A student will be invited to apply for admission to the National HonorSociety if, after five semesters, he has:

• A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.50 for classes of 2012 and 2013 and3.75 for class of 2014 and beyond

• Actively participated in extracurricular activities• Significant involvement in community service• The endorsement of three faculty members• A record of outstanding citizenship as determined by the Dean of

Students and La Salle’s Honor Code and Student RegulationsA committee of faculty and administration will review all applicants to deter-mine acceptance.In the spring semester, a ceremony will be held to induct new members intothe La Salle Chapter of the National Honor Society. Once admitted, the stu-dent is expected to maintain the minimum GPA, continue his participation inactivities, provide service to the La Salle community, and maintain his recordof good citizenship.

PIAA ELIGIBILITY: La Salle College High School is a member of thePennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. A student-athlete’s eligi-bility is determined by the standards set by the PIAA. The academic require-ments are as follows: You must pursue a curriculum defined and approved by your Principal as afull-time curriculum.You must be passing at least four full-credit subjects or the equivalent as ofeach Friday during a grading period. If you fail to meet this requirement,you will lose your eligibility from the following Sunday through the Saturdayimmediately following the next Friday as of which you meet this require-ment.You must have passed at least four full-credit subjects or the equivalent dur-ing the previous grading period, except that eligibility for the first gradingperiod is based on your final grades for the preceding school year. If you failto meet this requirement, you will lose your eligibility for at least 10 or 15school days of the next grading period, beginning on the first day reportcards are issued. If your school has four grading periods, you will be ineligi-ble for at least 15 school days; if your school has six grading periods, you willbe ineligible for at least 10 school days.

FAILURE POLICYA. Seniors: If a senior fails more than two full credits, he will not be permit-ted to receive a diploma under any circumstances. A failure in any coursemust be made up before a diploma will be granted. A senior who fails morethan one credit may not be permitted to participate in graduation exercises.In make-up work, a student can improve his mark by one letter grade.

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B. Underclassmen: An underclassman who receives failing grades in courses that total two ormore credits will not be permitted to return to La Salle. If a student fails incourses that total less than two credits, the failures must be removed fromthe transcript in order to continue at La Salle. In make-up work, a studentcan improve his mark by one letter grade.

REMEDIATION POLICY: All final failures must be successfully remediated inorder for an underclassman to return to La Salle in the Fall or in order for aSenior to receive his diploma. Based on the nature of the failed course, theremay be different options for remediation. A meeting with the Registrar ofLa Salle College High School will determine the appropriate remediationplan. Summer school courses in public schools or private schools that areequivalent in scope to the course failed at La Salle may be one such option.Thirty hours of tutoring (for a one-credit course) or fifteen hours of tutoring(for a half-credit course) may be another option.In the case of remediation by tutoring, the tutor must be approved by theAssistant Principal for Academic Affairs and documentation of meetinghours will be required. At the conclusion of the required hours of tutoring,the student will have to demonstrate mastery of the material. At that time,the Registrar of La Salle College High School, in consultation with theinstructor of the failed course, will determine the appropriate means ofassessment. This will normally be in the form of a written examination – butthe nature of the failed course may call for another assessment tool. Therewill be a $30.00 fee for the administration and grading of the final assess-ment.An underclassman will not receive his roster of courses for the upcomingschool year (a Senior will not receive his diploma) until remediation is suc-cessfully completed. Summer Remediation must be completed by the end ofthe day on the second Friday in August in order for an underclassman toreturn to La Salle in the Fall.

GYM CLASSES: Unless excused, a student must participate in the PhysicalEducation classes according to his roster. To be excused he must present anote from his doctor or his parent to the Student Affairs Office before 8:00AM. Students may not engage in any kind of athletic activity in the gymna-sium unless they are wearing proper athletic shoes. Only gym uniforms canbe worn during athletic activity in gym classes. No student is permitted inthe gym at any time without faculty supervision.

COMPUTER AND WRITING CENTERS: The primary uses for the computersin the computer and writing centers are programming, writing papers,research, and other class-related projects. Class-related uses of the machinesalways have priority. During the lunch periods, periods three through seven,when machine use is at a premium, the computers are to be used exclusive-ly for class-related work. Please remember that students are subject to theLaSalle Acceptable Use Policy, a copy of which is available in the ComputerLab.

LIBRARY: The library is available to La Salle students for research, reading,and quiet study. Students may visit the library before school, throughout theschool day, and after school. Students may not gather in the hallways out-side of the library during the school day. The library contains thousands ofbooks, including a fine reference collection, a varied and extensive periodi-cal collection, and numerous audio-visual materials. The library staff assistsstudents who are engaged in research and in the preparation of special pro-jects.

STUDENT LIFEStudent Expectations: La Salle College High School, a Catholic, indepen-dent, college preparatory school for young men of varied backgrounds, isconducted in the tradition of St. John Baptist de La Salle. Each student iscalled to develop his unique God-given talents and commit himself to acad-emic excellence, service, and leadership. Students must conduct themselvesas gentlemen. Their actions should at all times reflect the mission of theschool and be in agreement with school policies and procedures. Studentswhose actions do not meet this expectation will be subject to interventionby school officials and disciplinary action.A Lasallian gentleman is a Man of Intellect and Accomplishment, Faith andCompassion, Service and Justice, and a Man of Integrity and Respect. Thisshould be evident in the classroom, school building, campus, as well as offcampus. Students are called to be gentlemen at all times, not just to act likeone during prescribed times of the day.

Enforcement and GuidanceDEAN OF STUDENTS: The function of the Dean of Students is to guide thestudents to becoming men of character that conduct themselves as Lasalliangentlemen. The Dean assists classroom teachers in the management of class-room discipline and establishes a positive school climate to encourage self-discipline on the part of all students. In matters of discipline, the Dean ofStudents is the school’s chief liaison between the parents, the community,and the school. The Dean makes all decisions that concern disciplinary situ-ations with the exception of expulsion.

FACULTY: Teachers have the authority to take necessary steps in order tomaintain a classroom environment that is appropriate and conducive tolearning. Every member of the faculty serves as an official of the school inthe implementation of our discipline policies that have been established topromote a Christian atmosphere reflective of our mission and values. This isapplicable to the entire campus as well as any school related activity.

Community Rules and Student RegulationsCONDUCT ON CAMPUS: Students are to conduct themselves like gentlemenand must abide by the school regulations at all times. Additionally, studentsare to treat their peers, teachers, and other community members withrespect at all times. This applies to all settings and situations on the campus.The “campus” is not limited to the school’s property, but also includes thestreets and property surrounding the school. This area is considered a schoolzone and our students are under the jurisdiction of La Salle when in saidarea. Students should respect the campus, keeping it clean and in good con-dition.

CAMPUS BOUNDARIES: Students may use the academic hallways duringclass time to go to the study centers, study commons, or to meet with ateacher. They must be quiet and may not congregate in the halls. Lockersmay only be visited before school, between classes and at the end of theschool day. The auditorium, gymnasium, and locker room are off limits with-out the written permission of an administrator.Students may not gather in any area outside of the school building with theexception of the pit. Students are not permitted in the parking lot or anyother area around the building without the written permission of an admin-istrator. No students are allowed to leave campus at anytime during theschool day unless they have permission from the Dean’s Office.

CONDUCT OFF CAMPUS: Students are responsible for the good name ofthe school. La Salle College High School reserves the right to discipline stu-dents for off campus conduct detrimental to the reputation of the school,harmful to anyone in the school community, or not representative of thecommunity’s ideals. Students who bring discredit to themselves or to La SalleCollege High School as a result of improper conduct outside of the schoolwill be dealt with in an appropriate manner when the conduct becomesknown to the school.

CONDUCT ON SCHOOL BUSES: A La Salle student is expected to complywith the regulations of his school district concerning his conduct on theirschool buses. Those who make use of the private bus transportation areexpected to comply with the regulations established by the current carrier.All of these riders will also be held responsible to La Salle for their conducton these buses. Students who seriously violate these rules will be deprivedof bus transportation.

SCHOOL PROPERTY: Marking, defacing, or damaging school property andvandalism of any kind are unacceptable. This includes, but is not limited tobooks, desks, lockers, and walls. Students that engage in such behaviors willbe financially responsible for repair and will be required to perform com-munity service. These actions are also punishable by suspension or expulsionin serious or repeated instances.

Student Health and Well-BeingALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS: La Salle is a ZERO TOLERANCE CAMPUSwith regard to the sale or distribution of legal or illegal substances. TheSchool Administration looks upon the use or possession of alcoholic bever-ages, drugs, or substance abuse (legal or illegal) of any kind as an extremelyserious offense. Any student discovered to be selling or dispensing legal orillegal substances on campus or off campus will be EXPELLED from La Salle.A student who is found using, possessing, or under the influence of alcohol,drugs, or other substances (legal or illegal) during the school day or at any

school sponsored event, home or away, is liable for expulsion. At the veryleast, the student will face the following sanctions:

*His parents will be notified and required to come to school to meet withan administrator.

*He will be suspended from school and all school activities for an indefi-nite period of time and placed on Disciplinary Probation.

*He will be required to have a professional alcohol/drug evaluation. Hewill be required to sign a release form to disclose the results of that eval-uation to La Salle and could be required to attend a rehabilitation pro-gram at his own expense.

In an effort to maintain a safe and healthy community, the schooladministration and counseling staff may mandate drug and alcoholtesting, a professional assessment, and/or counseling of any studentthat is of concern.

SMOKING AND THE USE OF SMOKELESS TOBACCO PRODUCTS: Thebuilding and campus of La Salle College High School are smoke free areas.Students are required to refrain from smoking and the use of other forms ofsmokeless tobacco products while on campus and while traveling in schoolvehicles.Possession of tobacco and related products is prohibited.

First Offense: Five days of after school detention and $100.00 finepayable to the Student Aid Fund.Second Offense: One-day suspension with a parent interview, proba-tion period of one month, five hours of community service, participationat the student’s expense in a “Smoke Enders Program” approved by theschool and a $200.00 fine payable to the Student Aid Fund.Third Offense: Reviewed by the school administration for possibleexpulsion or further intervention.

MEDICATION: Medication of any kind, prescription and non-prescription, isonly to be administered by the school nurse. Students are not permitted tohave any medication in their possession at any time with the exception ofasthma inhalers, Epipens, and insulin if medically necessary. The nurse andadministration must be made aware of these medications before a studentis allowed to have them in his possession. All other medications are to bestored in the Nurse’s Office.

GAMBLING: Gambling is not permitted on school premises at any time. Thisincludes but is not limited to card playing, sports pools, and betting. Anystudent who engages in such behavior will face serious disciplinary action.

HARASSMENT: La Salle students are expected and encouraged to form mean-ingful relationships with their Lasallian brothers. This is a vital part of theLasallian community. Bullying, harassment, hazing, teasing and other DISRE-SPECTFUL BEHAVIOR in any form and by way of any medium is completelyunacceptable. The La Salle community is one of fraternity and acceptance.Students are asked to embrace each other’s differences. No student should atany time feel uncomfortable with who they are or what they believe. La Salleis a diverse community; the administration will work to ensure the physical,mental, and emotional well-being of every student. Students are asked tosupport that cause and help promote acceptance of others. At the very mini-mum a student should report any instance of harassment observed or suspect-ed, to the Dean of Students, school counselor, teacher, or administrator.Fighting and physical violence of any kind are forbidden.

WEAPONS: No weapon shall be brought onto school property, to anyschool-sponsored activity, or in any vehicle providing transportation to orfrom the school, activity, or event. The term “weapon” includes any instru-ment capable of inflicting serious bodily injury.

FIRE DRILL REGULATIONS: Students are responsible for knowing the firedrill directions as posted in each room they use. Students involved in initiat-ing false alarms and/or tampering with fire alarm signage will be suspendedand subject to expulsion.

LOCKDOWN REGULATIONS: Students are responsible for knowing the lock-down procedure that is practiced during the school year. Students areexpected to follow the instructions given to them by any faculty or staffmember.

Personal Property: All students must respect the property of others andthe right to attend school in a safe and drug-free environment. Any per-sonal property which a student brings on campus may be confiscated by a

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staff member and searched if necessary for disciplinary reasons. A student,his backpack, notebooks, car, or other belongings may be searched at anytime or any event as long as the student is enrolled at La Salle College HighSchool as long as there is reasonable cause.

LOCKERS: Student lockers are the property of La Salle College High Schooland must be kept neat and tidy. Refuse should be disposed of periodicallyand care should be taken to avoid soiling the paint on the front of the lock-ers. Lockers must be locked at all times. Possessions will be safe only if lock-er combinations are personal. This is a student’s responsibility. Only locksbought at school may be used on the lockers. Other locks will be removedby the school administration. Valuable articles, e.g., calculators, i-pods, cellphones, cash, watches, etc., should never be left in school lockers.

AUTOMOBILES: A student who drives a car to school is responsible forobserving the following regulations: The speed limit on the campus is 15miles per hour. Parking is permitted only in the lower parking area, not infront of the school, or around the island near the auditorium. Students arenot permitted to go to their cars during lunch periods or any other time dur-ing the school day. All students driving to school must park on campus.Parking permits issued to students must be visibly displayed in cars whileparked on campus. Students must park their car, lock it, and immediatelyleave the parking lot to enter the building. Students are not allowed to loi-ter in the parking lot.Parking spaces are limited. Students will be issued a permit depend-ing on availability.CELL PHONES: Cell phones are permitted on campus, but are not to be usedduring the school day. Students who use these items during the school dayare subject to disciplinary action. Cell phones are to be turned off and mustremain out of sight at all times. A student may use his phone to contact aparent or check for an expected parent message only with the permission ofand in the presence of an administrator. Students who violate this policy willhave their cell phone temporarily confiscated and will serve a minimum ofone detention. Repeat violations will lead to long-term confiscation and fur-ther disciplinary action.Parents who need to contact their son in the event of an emergency shouldcall the Student Affairs Office. Non-emergency information will not berelayed to students. Text messaging or calling students during theschool day is prohibited.

ELECTRONIC DEVICES: Students are not permitted to use calculators, com-puters, i-pods and any other device without the express permission of anadministrator or teacher. Students must use said device at the appropriatetime and place, and in the appropriate manner. Failure to do so may resultin confiscation and disciplinary action.

Personal Appearance: A La Salle College High School student representshis school and his family at all times. To this end, he is expected to be neat,clean, and well-groomed.

STUDENT DRESS CODEA DRESS SHIRT AND TIE ARE WORN AT ALL TIMES. A dress shirt isdesigned to be worn with a tie. Golf, floral and flannel shirts are notappropriate. A suit coat, sports jacket, cardigan, or V-necked sweater isoptional. No crew necked sweater or sweat shirt of any kind are accept-able. Ties of any color are acceptable so long as they are appropriate,clean and properly adjusted.STUDENTS WILL WEAR NEAT DRESS TROUSERS AT THE WAIST WITHA BELT. Pants that are excessively baggy, have unconventional orenlarged pockets, side pockets, drawstrings at the waist, are not consid-ered dress trousers. Jean or jean-look are not appropriate. Corduroytrousers are acceptable as long as they are not faded or worn.DRESS SHOES WITH SOCKS ARE TO BE WORN. Hiking boots, desertboots, work boots, open-back shoes and designer athletic shoes (canvas orleather) are not considered dress shoes. Leather loafers in good conditionand worn properly are acceptable. Shoes must be in good condition andtied at all times. Pants must extend down and cover the top of the shoe.HAIR MUST BE GROOMED AND NEAT.HATS AND HOODS are not to be worn anywhere in the school buildingduring the school day. They are not to be carried around either. Studentsmust place these and other items in their locker for the entire school day.FACIAL HAIR. Students are required to be clean shaven at all times.Beards and/or moustaches are not allowed. Sideburns are to be no longerthan to the bottom of the ear.EARRINGS. Students are permitted to wear ONE earring. No other bodypiercings are permitted.

TATTOOS. Tattoos and other body markings are strongly discouraged.Tattoos are not to be displayed and therefore need to be covered at alltimes.

Students need to be in dress code before they enter homeroom.The Dean of Students will be the interpreter of the Dress Code. Disregard for these regulations for dress will result in disciplinaryaction.

Disciplinary ConsequencesDETENTION: Detention will be held every day before and after school for a45 minute period. Detention will be assigned if a student violates schoolpolicies or procedures, has been late or has unexcused absences from schoolor class. Private detentions may also be held by individual teachers.

PUNISHMENTS: Disciplinary fines in reparation for damages, written assign-ments, restrictions and any other punishment deemed appropriate by theDean of Students and administration may be given as a consequence to aparticular offense.

SUSPENSION, DISCIPLINARY PROBATION, AND EXPULSION: Violationsof the student regulations may result in suspension from school. Thisrequires a meeting with the parents, student, and the Dean of Students. Astudent’s second suspension would be reviewed by the administration forpossible expulsion. For serious violations of student regulations and theschool’s code of conduct, a student will also be placed on disciplinary proba-tion. Once suspended or placed on probation, the student and his par-ents/guardians will meet with the Dean of Students. He will receive indefi-nite detention. In addition, he may be subject to one or more of the fol-lowing restrictions:

Non-participation in/attendance at designated school activities, includingdances, proms, athletic contests.

Non-participation on school-sponsored athletic teams and extracurricularactivities.

The length of suspension and/or probation will be determined by theDean of Students in consultation with the School Administration.

Very serious violations of the student regulations, repeated disobe-dience of school policy, or violation of probation may result inEXPULSION.

Daily Operations and ProceduresTELEPHONE: Emergencies excepted, telephone messages will not be deliv-ered to students during classes. Students and parents are requested toobserve this policy.

LATENESS: Being on time for homeroom and all assigned classes is extreme-ly important for a sound educational experience. A student must be inhomeroom at 8:00 am; otherwise he is late. If he is late for school or late forclass during the day, he must get a tardy slip from the Dean’s Office andserve detention. Students must provide a doctor’s note upon entering schoolif that is the reason for the lateness. Notification will be sent to parents orguardians of a student who has an excessive number of lates or absences forclass or school in a quarter. The Dean of Students will request a meetingwith the parents/guardians of the student so involved.

ABSENCE: On a day that a student is absent, one of his parents must call theschool attendance office at 215-233-4140 before 8:00 am. A student who hasbeen absent for one or more days must present a note signed by one of hisparents to the Dean’s Office before going to class. A student who misses ascheduled class without authorization is in serious violation of school regu-lations and will face disciplinary action. Please see La Salle’s class absencepolicy for the attendance requirements for a one semester and two semes-ter course.

EARLY DISMISSAL: Early dismissal from school is strongly discouraged.Students should arrange all appointments either on holidays or after school.If it is absolutely necessary to be excused early, a note must be presented inthe Dean’s Office before 8:00 am. The note must state who is picking up thestudent. If a student will be driving himself, the correspondence must specif-ically state that information. Students must provide a doctor’s note uponreturning to school if that is the reason for the early dismissal.

At no time is a student to call his parent and ask to be picked up. Accordingto the school’s cell phone policy, all students’ cell phones should be turnedoff during the entire school day. Therefore, parents should not communi-cate with their sons via text message and/or calling them during the schoolday. All appropriate communication should go through the Dean’s Office orthe Nurse’s Office.

ILLNESS and INFIRMARY: Before reporting to the infirmary, a student mustreceive permission to do so from his classroom teacher or office personnel.Before a student is sent home due to illness contact must be made with aparent or guardian.

EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSING: When severe weather conditions or otherunforeseen circumstances place the holding of regular classes in doubt infor-mation will be available on La Salle’s WEB page (www.lschs.org), news radio(333), and news television.The ALERT NOW message system will also send anemail and voice message to addresses and phone numbers provided by par-ents. Please DO NOT call the school regarding the closing of school.In the event of deteriorating weather conditions during the school day, theadministration will make a timely decision for an early dismissal. The infor-mation will be posted on the same sites listed above.Parents should not call school for a student’s dismissal.Students who drive themselves to school are expected to stay at La Salle until school is dismissed, even if they live in districts thathave sent buses.

LUNCH PERIODS: La Salle students may not leave the campus during lunchperiods without permission of an administrator. Students are asked to keeppapers and refuse off the floor and return dishes, silverware, and glasses tothe proper places after they have finished lunch. Refuse and recyclablesshould be put into the receptacles provided. Food or drink (including snacks,sodas, ice cream and candy) is not to be taken above the cafeteria level.Students are not permitted in the academic wing during their lunch periods.Students are not permitted to go to their cars during lunch periods.Students may congregate in the “pit” outside of the cafeteria. All otherareas are off limits.

SCHOOL DAY: The school day officially begins at the start of the homeroomperiod and ends at 2:15 pm. Buses normally depart after 2:25 pm. Studentsmay not leave the campus during the school day without the permission ofan administrator. Students may leave campus after their last rostered class.Any student dismissed earlier than their last scheduled class must report tothe Dean’s Office to sign out.

La Salle College High School, a private, Catholic, independent schoolconducted by the Christian Brothers, reserves the right to review anystudent’s conduct in an individual instance or over any period oftime to determine whether said conduct is poor, unacceptable ordoes not contribute to the school in a positive manner. Said deter-mination will be made at the sole discretion of the administration.Upon the making of any such determination, the administrationreserves discretion to suspend, place on disciplinary probation,expel or carry out any other disciplinary action it deems appropriate.Additional Information

IDENTIFICATION CARDS: A La Salle student must carry his I.D. card at alltimes. This includes to and from school and at all school activities, home oraway.

LOST AND FOUND: This department is located in the Student Affairs Office.Students should turn in found articles or claim lost articles there.

SCHOOL DANCES: School dances are held several times throughout theschool year. Attendance is restricted to La Salle students and guests. A lim-ited number of tickets are available for each dance. Tickets can only be pur-chased in the Student Affairs Office at published times. NO ONE will beadmitted to a dance without a ticket or a current I.D. NO TICKETS will besold at the door at the time of the dance. A student who possesses or usesalcohol or illegal substances may be turned over to civil authorities. The stu-dent will be suspended, suspended from all school activities for a period oftime, put on disciplinary probation, and be subject to expulsion. Everyoneat a dance must obey La Salle staff members at all times. Furthermore, stu-dents are to conduct themselves as gentlemen. Inappropriate behavior willnot be tolerated.

COUNSELING, GUIDANCE, COLLEGE COUNSELING SERVICES

The members of the Guidance Department and the College Counseling Department view their roles as supportive of theeducation process at La Salle. Each counselor seeks to establish apersonal relationship with the students in order to better motivateeach young man to strive to realize his maximum potentialspiritually, intellectually, and socially.

The Guidance Department consists of four grade-levelcounselors and a learning support counselor. Students areinterviewed formally and are encouraged to visit the counselorsfrequently on an informal basis.

The College Counseling Department consists of threecollege counselors and an administrative assistant. The goal of the College Counseling Department is to assist andsupport the students in their navigation of thecollege search and application process throughpersonal interviews and group advisorysessions.

Parents and guardians are invited tocontact the counselors regarding their sons’development at La Salle.

BREAKFAST/LUNCH FACILITIESBreakfast is served in the cafeteria every morning from 7:15

to 7:50 AM. At lunch time, the school cafeteria offers nutritious, hot

platters at moderate cost. Also a wide variety of a la carte itemsare available. Students who wish may bring their lunch.

HEALTH SERVICESA nurse is on duty during the school day. By state law, the

nurse can administer first aid only. In case of an accident,parents will be notified immediately. If it is necessary for thestudent to go home early from school, his parents will be calledto determine the best method of transportation. You are invitedto direct all your health questions to the school nurse.

ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT PLANThe school’s Asbestos Management Plan is on file in the

school office, as required by the Federal Asbestos HazardEmergency Response Act (AHERA). This document is availableupon request.

■■ Ninety-eight percent of the Class of 2011 is continuing formal education at eighty-four colleges and universities in twenty states.■■ The Class of 2011 has earned documented scholarships and grants valued at over twenty-five million dollars.■■ More than seventy-three percent of the graduates have earned merit-based and/or athletic scholarship aid.■■ Two National Merit Finalists and fifteen National Merit Commended Students are among the graduates.■■ Eighty-four members of the Class of 2011 were admitted to the National Honor Society.

THECLASS

OF 2011

STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARDStudent Body President ....................................... Emre Karatas ‘12Student Body Vice President ............................... Malcolm Flynn ‘12Student Body Secretary ....................................... Sean Burke ‘12

CLASS LEVEL OFFICERSSenior Class President .......................................... Max Breitmeyer ‘12Senior Class Vice-President .................................. Christopher Knight ‘12

Junior Class President .......................................... Andrew Schieve ‘13Junior Class Vice-President .................................. Nathan Ezzo ‘13

Sophomore Class President ................................. Andrew Garoppo ‘14Sophomore Class Vice-President ......................... Brennan O’Donnell ‘14

Freshmen Class Officers ....................................... Elected in Fall of 2011

FACULTY ADVISORSStudent Council Moderator................................. Mrs. Julia MaherSenior Class Moderator........................................ Mr. Charles CirelliJunior Class Moderator........................................ Mr. Joseph ParisiSophomore Class Moderator............................... Mrs. Rosemary GedeikFreshman Class Moderator .................................. Mr. Terrence Gillespie

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONSAcademic Decathlon ............................................ Mr. Joseph Lynch

Mr. Robert RussellAeronautics/Flying Club ...................................... Mr. Daniel WilliamsArt Club................................................................. Mr. Michael Hearn

Mrs. Barbara MillerBand:

All Performing Ensembles .............................. Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro/ Mr. Joseph Vettori

Competition .................................................... Mr. Joseph Vettori Guitar Ensemble ............................................. Mr. Gregory Snyder

Celtic Club............................................................. Ms. Danielle ForsytheDr. Rosina Ryan

Chess Club............................................................. Mr. John KeenanChorus ................................................................... Mr. Mark NormanCivility Club........................................................... Mrs. Lastenia BreenComputer Club ..................................................... Mr. Geoffrey NicolettiComputer Interns ................................................. Mr. Peter SigmundDrama/Theatre ..................................................... Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro

Mr. Micky Dominick

Mr. Michael HearnMr. Mark NormanMr. Joseph Vettori

Engineering Club ..................................... Mr. Daniel CipollaMrs. Kelly Minton

Fencing Club............................................. Mr. Daniel WilliamsFilm Club................................................... Mr. Mark ChesnikForensics-The Forum ................................ Mr. Raymond Shay

Mr. Thomas LangFuture Educators Club ............................. Mr. Gerald Hartey

Ms. Cheryl WolgamottGaming Club ............................................ Mr. Gerald HarteyGerman Club ............................................ Mr. William McBrideHistory Club.............................................. Mr. William DonohoeIntramurals ............................................... Mr. Frank Lichtner Italian Club ............................................... Mr. Mark CollinsLasallian Service Corps............................. Mr. Lewis Clark

Mr. Thomas DevlinMr. Micky Dominick

Library Volunteers.................................... Ms. Donna LongLiterary Magazine-Gazebo ...................... Mr. Dennis BlohMathletes.................................................. Mr. Thomas Lang

Mr. Robert RussellMock Trial ................................................. Mr. Gerald EvansMulticultural Club.................................... Ms. Danielle ForsytheNational Honor Society ........................... Mrs. Dorothy Marchese

Ms. Martina ShustackNCAA Club................................................ Mr. Gerard Brett

Mr. Daniel WilliamsNewspaper-Wisterian .............................. Mr. Christopher Holwick

Mr. John JandaNCAA Club................................................ Mr. Gerard BrettRobotics Club ........................................... Bro. Mang Ming TranRugby Club ............................................... Mr. Matthew DerrickSki Club..................................................... Mr. James TateSpanish Club............................................. Mrs. Lastenia BreenSports Information Club.......................... Mr. Robert Johnson

Mr. John YoungStudent Mentors ...................................... Mrs. Diana McInawTech Serve................................................. Mr. Braden Bonner

Mr. Raymond ShayMr. Peter Sigmund

TV Studio WEXP....................................... Mr. Robert JohnsonWeb Managers ......................................... Mr. Raymond ShayYearbook-Blue and Gold ......................... Mrs. Carol Haggerty

Mrs. Pamala Seeley

Student Organizations and Activities

THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERSIn 1680 John Baptist de La Salle founded the Institute of the

Brothers of the Christian Schools and began an educational workwhich today serves more than one million students in over eighty

countries. For more than onehundred and fifty-one years, the

La Salle College High Schoolcommunity has benefitted fromthe educational expertise of theBrothers. As the Brothers entertheir fourth century of Christianeducation, they renew theircommitment to serve the churchand society. The La Salle CollegeHigh School community is homefor sixteen Christian Brothers.

PARENTS’ CLUBSTwo of the most significant and influential organizations in the

La Salle community are the “Men of La Salle” (Fathers’ Club) and theMothers’ Club. Each of these organizations, through its social affairsand other activities, fosters wholesome communication betweenparents, administrators, faculty, and staff. They also contributesubstantially to the financial growth and stability of the school as wellas provide for the social enjoyment and relaxation of its members andfriends.

These two groups have long histories of doing good for La SalleCollege High School and its families.Much of the money raised by the Men ofLa Salle, for example, goes to helpstudents at La Salle who findthemselves in financial difficulties as aresult of the death of an employedparent. All parents, step-parents, andguardians are automatically membersof these clubs and are all urged tobecome involved with their activitiesduring the school year.

MOTHERS’ CLUB 2011-2012PRESIDENT:

Sue MischlerVICE-PRESIDENT:

Laura O’ConnorTREASURER:

Theresa RoseRECORDING SECRETARY:

Cindi KaneCORRESPONDING SECRETARY:

Barbara ChrostowskiTECHNICAL COMMUNICATION:

Susan MartinPAST PRESIDENT:

Susan GillespieMODERATOR:

Bro. Richard Kestler, FSC ’60

BOARD MEMBERS

MEN OF LA SALLE2011-2012

Executive CommitteePresident: Kevin Connor ’82

Vice-President Board Activities:John Weinrich ’81

Vice-President of Father-Son Activities: Don Cericola

Vice President of Fund Raising: Gerry Plourde

Secretary: Mike Happ

Treasurer: Jeff King

Past President: John Toner ‘82

Moderator: Bro. James Rieck, FSC ‘57

Advisory CouncilPaul BenyovskyMicky DominickTim FoleyTerry MatereseJim McLaughlinJohn Toner

Donna Bennett Donna MarzulloSusan Bilotta Melanie MayRandie Bishof Ellen McCannRosanne Campanella Catherine (Micki) McShaneEllen Cericola Mary MeehanMary Chandler Beth NapolitanoHelene Crozier Ann OtisLisa Denton Jennifer PrincivalleDiana Driscoll Joanne QuinnDiana Eidenshink Melanie ReinhardtLynne Ewell Jeanne RihmKathy Farris Teresa RobertsMaureen Fillenwarth Laura SavageAnne Flynn Theresa SchmitzDonna Geppert Sharon SilvestriGina Giuliani Regina SontagBarb Ilsemann Norma SpiteriKathy Clark Kelley Cate StefanskiMary Frances Kelly Mary StoneJanet Lynch Andrea SullivanPatrice Lynch Kathy TavolaroEileen Maginnis Jackie TonerTerry Maginnis Amy WorsterEileen Markmann Dana Worthington

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Ronald M. Bean ‘86President Elect: Brian McGeehan ‘95Vice President: John J. Malone ‘73Vice President: Sean McCook ‘86Treasurer: F. Thomas Lyons ‘05Secretary: Edwin J. Feeny, Jr. ‘62Past President: Michael F. Donohoe, DC ‘79Moderator: Bro. Carl Clayton, FSCDirector of Alumni Affairs: Mary Frances Kelly

William J. Benz, Esq. ’72 Max S. Morgan ‘06Joseph J. Brooks ‘77 D. Scott Porreca ‘86William J. Bryers ’73 Joseph J. Rakowski ‘95Philip E. Cassidy, Jr. ’70 William R. Regli ‘58Kevin J. Cross ‘01 Michael C. Schaefle ‘97Neil J. Fitzpatrick ’81 Walter W. Small ‘38Stephen A. Gardner ‘72 Brendan J. Whitaker ‘02Robert L. Griffith ‘62 Joseph W. Winning ‘05James E. McCloskey ‘64 Mark J. Zielinski ‘77Ian P. McLaughlin ‘03

CAMPUS MINISTRY

The Campus Ministry Program, under thedirection of Mr. Lewis Clark, Director of CampusMinistry, Mr. Mark Chesnik and Mr. MickyDominick, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry,seeks to build a living faith community at La SalleCollege High School by maintaining andcoordinating various programs.

These programs are conducted for all studentsalong with annual retreats. Liturgical anddevotional programs are celebrated throughoutthe church and school year.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation and personalcounseling are also offered through the ministryoffice. Underclass students make an annualretreat conducted on campus. It is a graduationrequirement that seniors participate in a retreatprogram held off campus, directed by La Salle’sCampus Ministry personnel.

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONALADVANCEMENT

The Office of Institutional Advancement works with La Salle’s President, its faculty and staff, alumni, and parents tohelp establish and maintain broad levels of institutionalawareness and philanthropic support for the School. Housed inthe Alumni House, the IA Office provides the framework forbuilding strong support and lasting relationships with a varietyof constituencies for the purpose of advancing the Mission ofthe Christian Brothers and La Salle College High School. Inaddition, the IA Office is the first point of contact for thecreation and dissemination of all publications, print and webcommunications, media coverage and press releases in an effortto promote consistent and accurate messages for and about La Salle College High School.

For further information, please contact Daniel L. McGowan, Vice President of Institutional Advancement at 215-233-3250 or 215-233-2911 ext. 4809.

ALUMNIASSOCIATION

The Alumni Association of La Salle College High School has asits chief purpose a commitment tosupport the philosophy, goals, andobjectives of La Salle College HighSchool and the educational missionof the Brothers of the ChristianSchools and their lay colleagues.

The Association is guided by aBoard of Directors, led by aPresident, Vice-President, Secretaryand Treasurer. A Coordinator ofAlumni Events assists with theeveryday operation of the Office.

The Association carries out a fullschedule of events during thecourse of the year, aimed atencouraging interest and goodfellowship among its members.For information regarding AlumniEvents, call Alumni House at 215-233-2350.

TRUSTEES OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONLloyd C. Beck, Jr. ‘74 Andrew J. Malone ‘78Gerald J. Binder ‘69 Robert F. McAnespey ‘66Christopher M. Carabello ‘82 Robert J. McCreight, Sr. ’71David P. Cattie ‘68 James T. McLaughlin ‘57James A Donahue ’86 Conrad T. Miller, Jr. ‘50John C. Fenningham, Esq. ‘68 Robert P. Moran ‘69Timothy J. Foley ‘66 Thomas M. O’Keefe ‘63Joseph M. Gallo ‘74 Joseph J. Slabinski III ‘67Robert J. Gerngross ‘74 Robert T. Szostak, Esq. ‘72Anthony J. Gillespie ’68 Scott H. Wolpert, Esq. ‘84Conrad T. Heckmann ‘84 John W. Wozniak ‘77

LA SALLE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 2011-2012 *Year of Appointment

Mr. Vernard T. Abrams – (2009) Social Studies, Assistant Director of Diversity, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Outdoor Track and Field CoachB.A. – La Salle University; M.Ed. – University of Minnesota

Ms. Lisa A. Agnew – (2004) Learning Specialist, LIGHTS Team, LSC AssistantB.A. – Millersville University; M.Ed. – Arcadia University

Mr. Thomas R. Barna – (1993) Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs, Science, LSC Assistant B.S. – Bloomsburg University; M.Ed. – Villanova University

Mr. Gregory T. Bielecki – (2004) Social Studies, LIGHTS Team, Head Cross Country Coach, Head Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field CoachB.A. – Haverford College; M.A. – Villanova University; M.S. – St. Joseph’s University

Mr. Dennis M. Bloh – (1985) English, Moderator of Gazebo, Assistant Swim CoachB.S., M.A. – St. Joseph’s University; J.D. – Rutgers University Law School; M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Braden Bonner – (2011) Network & Website Administrator, Co-Moderator of Tech ServB.S. – Chestnut Hill College

Mrs. Jeanne Holt-Brabson – (2011) Junior Guidance Counselor, LIGHTS TeamB.S., M.S. – Gannon University

Mrs. Lastenia L. Breen – (2000) World Language, LSC Assistant, Moderator of Civility Club, Moderator of Spanish ClubUniversity Diploma, Escuela Normal Superior Catolica

Mr. Gerard Brett – (2005) Associate Director of College Counseling Moderator of NCAA Club, Moderator of Basketball, Moderator of Lacrosse, Assistant Tennis Coach B.A., M.S. – Villanova University

Mr. Alex F. Brown – (2005) English, Assistant Basketball CoachB.A. – Georgetown University

Mr. Jeremy C. Butt – (2004) Science, Director of Strength and Conditioning B.S., M.S. – Memorial University of Newfoundland

Brother Patrick Carney, F.S.C. – (2009) – MathematicsB.A., M.A. – La Salle University; M.S. – University of Notre Dame

Mr. Mark D. Chesnik – (1997) Religion, Assistant Campus Minister, Moderator of Film ClubB.A. – St. Vincent College; M.A. – St. Charles Borromeo Seminary

Mrs. Janice Ciccimaro – (1986) Health, NurseB.S. – Philadelphia College of Textile and Science; R.N. – Philadelphia General Hospital

Mr. Joseph Ciccimaro – (1968) Music, Producer of DramaticsB.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Daniel J. Cipolla – (2000) Science, LSC Assistant, Co-Moderator of Engineering ClubB.S. – Pennsylvania State University; M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Charles T. Cirelli – (1999) Science, Senior Class Moderator, LSC Assistant, Assistant Athletic DirectorB.S. – John Carroll University, M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Lewis Clark – (2001) Religion, Campus Minister, LSC Coordinator, LIGHTS Team, Moderator of RowingB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Michael J. Clemente – (2004) World LanguageB.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Middlebury College

Mr. Nicholas J. Coggins – (2003) World Language, Director of Curriculum, Instruction & AssessmentB.A., M.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Dr. Jo Ann P. Cohen – (2003) Learning SpecialistB.S.– Trenton State College; M.M., M.Ed. – Temple University; Ph.D. – Union Institute and University

Mr. Joseph J. Colistra - (1968) Social StudiesB.A., M.A. - Villanova University; M.Ed. - Temple University

Mr. Mark C. Collins - (2002) Religion, Moderator of Italian ClubB.A., M.A. – Providence College

Brother Kenneth E. Cook, F.S.C. – (1986) Assistant LibrarianB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Ms. Jessica Coyne – (2007) MathematicsB.S. – Lehigh University; M.Ed. – St. Joseph’s University

Mr. David W. Crowe – (1996) Science, Athletic TrainerB.A. – Rowan College of New Jersey; M.S. – California University of Pennsylvania

Mr. Stephan Daubney – (2008) Science, Moderator of BowlingB.S. – Muhlenberg College; M.S. – Lehigh University

Brother David Dearadorian, F.S.C. – (2011) Religion, World LanguageB.A. – Grand Valley State University

Mr. Douglas J. Demeter – (2001) Religion, LSC Assistant, Assistant Cross Country Coach, Assistant Outdoor Track CoachB.S. – University of Scranton; M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Joseph E. Dempsey – (1995) English, Head Basketball CoachB.A. – Elizabethtown College; M.Ed. – Temple University

Mr. Matthew C. Derrick – (2006) English, LIGHTS Team, Moderator of Band, Assistant Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field Coach, Assistant Soccer Coach, IntramuralsB.A. – Trinity College

Mr. Thomas Devlin – (2005) Religion, Social Studies, LSC Assistant, Assistant Outdoor Track and Field CoachB.A. – St. Joseph’s University; M.A. – La Salle University

Mrs. Frances Jacob Diccicco – (1999) World Language, LSC AssistantB.A. – La Salle University; M.A.- Middlebury College

Mr. David T. Diehl – (1961) Social Studies, Assistant Golf CoachB.S. – Temple University; M.A. – Villanova University

Brother William DiPasquale, F.S.C. – (1993) Religion, Associate Director of College Counseling, Sacristan,LSC AssistantB.A. – La Salle University; M.Ed. – Duquesne University; M.S. – Villanova University

Mr. Michael Dolan – (1989) Counseling/Guidance,LIGHTS TeamB.S., M.Ed. – Temple University

Mr. Micky Dominick – (2005) Mathematics, Assistant Campus Minister, LSC Coordinator, Director of Fall Drama, Director of Spring MusicalB.S. – Temple University; M.A. – La Salle University

Mrs. Linda Donahue – (1983) World LanguageB.A. – Chestnut Hill College; M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. William T. Donohoe – (2001) Social Studies, Moderator of History Club, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach B.A. – Albright College; M.A., M.Ed. – La Salle University

Mr. Kevin Dougherty – (2011) Director of Admissions and Financial AidB.S. – West Chester University

Mr. Stephen F. Duncheskie – (1999) Science, Head Water Polo Coach, Assistant Swim CoachB.S., M.Ed. – La Salle University

Mr. Gerald Evans, Jr. – (1983) Science, Learning Specialist, Moderator of Mock TrialB.A., M.A. – La Salle University; M.S. – Drexel University

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Field – (2000) English B.A. – Gwynedd Mercy College; M.A. – Villanova University

Mr. Bernard T. Fitzgerald, Jr. – (1991) Social Studies B.A.- Lafayette College; M.A. – La Salle University

Ms. Danielle Forsythe – (2010) Mathematics, Moderator of Multicultural Club, Co-Moderator of Celtic ClubB.A. – La Salle University

Mr. James E. Fyke – (2001) Dean of Students, ScienceB.A., M.Ed. – Arcadia University

Mrs. Rosemary A. Gedeik – (2006) World Language, LIGHTS Team, Sophomore Class Moderator B.A. – Universidad Catolica de Puerto Rico; M.A. – Universidad de Salamanca; M.A. – St. Joseph’s University

Mr. William A. Geiger, Jr. – (1980) Classical Language, Head Tennis CoachB.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Villanova University; M.A. – Millersville University; M.A. – Arcadia University

Mr. Terence P. Gillespie – (1989) Science, Director of Summer Program, Freshman Class ModeratorB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Joseph E. Glacken – (2002) Learning SpecialistB.S. – Pennsylvania State University; M.Ed. – Bloomsburg University

Mr. Gerard J. Hartey – (2000) English, Moderator of Gaming Club, Co-Moderator of Future Teachers Club, Intramurals B.A. – St. Joseph’s University; M.A. – Arcadia University

Mr. Michael Hearn – (2003) Art, Co-Moderator of Art Club, DramaticsB.F.A. – The Cleveland Institute of Art; M.Ed. – Arcadia University

Mr. Patrick Heasley – (2010) MathematicsB.A. – Holy Family University; M.A. – Villanova University

Mr. Christopher E. Holwick – (1999) English, Co-Moderator of WisterianB.A. – University of Pittsburgh; M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Stephen G. Horvath – (2010) World Language, Assistant Cross Country Coach, Assistant Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field CoachB.A. – University of Richmond

Mr. Martin Jackson – (1986) Social Studies, Counseling/Guidance, Head Golf CoachB.S. – Temple University; M.S. – Chestnut Hill College

Mr. John D. Janda – (2003) English, Co-Moderator of Wisterian, Moderator of WrestlingB.S., M.A. – La Salle University

Rev. Anthony W. Janton – (1996) Chaplain, Moderator of Water PoloB.A., M.Div. – St. Charles Borromeo Seminary

Mr. Joseph J. Jaworowski – (2011) World LanguageB.S. – U.S. Military Academy; M.A. – Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies

Mr. Robert J. Johnson – (2006) Computer Science, Director of Multimedia Technology, Moderator of WEXP, Co-Moderator of Sports Information ClubB.A. – La Salle University; M.S. – St. Joseph’s University

Mr. John Keenan - (1996) Director of the David Program, Moderator of Chess Club and Team, Moderator of SoccerB.A. – Assumption College; M.Ed. – Temple University

Brother Richard Kestler – (2005) President, Moderator of Mothers’ ClubB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Thomas Lang – (2008) Mathematics, Co-Moderator of Mathletes, ForumB.A. – La Salle University

Mr. William L. Leahy – (1992) Sophomore Guidance Counselor, Head Lacrosse CoachB.A., M.B.A. – Loyola College; M.A. – LaSalle University

Mr. Frank Lichtner – (1990) Physical Education, Head Swim Coach, Intramural CoordinatorB.A. – Temple University; B.S. – Trenton State College

Ms. Donna Long – (1997) Director of Library/Media ServicesB.A. – Temple University; M.L.S. – Rutgers University; M.Ed. – Arcadia University

Mr. Joseph F. Lynch – (2003) English, Co-Moderator of Academic DecathlonB.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Villanova University

Mrs. Julia K. Maher – (1983) Assistant Principal for Student Affairs, Science, LIGHTS Team, Student Council Moderator B.S. – Chestnut Hill College; M.A. – Arcadia University

Mrs. Dorothy J. Marchese – (2008) Learning Specialist, LSC Assistant, Co-Moderator of NHSB.A. – Houghton College; M.Ed. – University of Rochester

Mr. Joseph L. Marchese – (2005) PrincipalB.A., M.A. – University of Rochester

Mr. William J. McBride – (2000) World Language, Moderator of German ClubB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Thomas M. McCaffery – (2006) Mathematics, Assistant Soccer Coach, IntramuralsB.S. – Arcadia University

Mr. John McGranaghan – (2010) Freshman Guidance CounselorB.A. – Villanova University; M.A. – Temple University

Mrs. Diana M. Kelly McInaw – (2002) Religion, Moderator of Student MentorsB.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Anthony Mieczkowski – (2011) Science, Assistant Rowing CoachB.S. – University of Scranton

Mrs. Barbara S. Miller – (2000) Art, Co-Moderator of Art ClubB.S. – Millersville University; M.S. – Kutztown University

Mr. Gerald Miller, Jr. – (1980) Social Studies, Moderator of SwimmingB.S. – Temple University; M.Ed. – Arcadia University

Mrs. Kelly Minton – (2006) Science, Co-Moderator of Engineering ClubB.S. – Pennsylvania State University

Mr. Walter E. Muehlbronner, Jr. – (2000) Physical Education, Assistant Director of Admissions, Head Ice Hockey CoachB.S. – Norwich University

Mrs. Mary Kay Mullen – (1982) Director of College CounselingB.S. – Chestnut Hill College, M.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Geoffrey L. Nicoletti – (1985) Religion, Moderator of Computer ClubB.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Villanova University

Mr. Mark D. Norman – (2004) Fine Arts, Director of Chorus, Assistant Director of Fall Drama, Assistant Director of Spring Musical, Assistant Tennis CoachB.Mus. – Susquehanna University

Mr. Joseph A. Parisi – (1981) Social Studies, Director of Diversity, Junior Class Moderator, Head Baseball CoachB.A. – La Salle University

Mr. Robert W. Peffle – (2007) Mathematics, Head Soccer CoachB.S., M.Ed. – Temple University

Mrs. Dorothy A. Ponisciak – (1986) Science, LSC AssistantB.S. – Cabrini College; M.A. – Villanova University

Mr. Michael A. Ponisciak – (1999) Mathematics, LSC AssistantB.A., M.S. – University of Pennsylvania; M.S. – Villanova University

Mr. Alfred O. Puntel – (1982) Religion, LSC AssistantB.A. – Catholic University; M.A. – St. Charles Borromeo Seminary; M.A. – LaSalle University

Mr. Paul J. Quinn – (1999) Mathematics, Assistant Hockey Coach B.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Neumann College

Mr. Joseph Radvansky – (1981) Mathematics, LSC Assistant, Moderator of Tennis B.S. – Drexel University; M.S. – University of Pennsylvania

Mr. Anthony R. Resch – (2001) English, Athletic Director, LIGHTS Team, Assistant Lacrosse CoachB.A. – Yale University

Brother James F. Rieck, F.S.C. – (1993) Lasallian Animator, LSC Assistant, Moderator of Men of La Salle B.A., M.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Villanova University

Mr. James Roche – (1976) MathematicsB.A., M.A. – La Salle University; M.S. – University of Notre Dame

Mr. Patrick Rose – (2009) Computer DraftingB.A. – Catholic University of America

Mr. Robert J. Russell – (1970) Science, Computer Science, Co-Moderator of Academic Decathlon, Co-Moderator of MathletesB.S. – Fordham University; M.S. – Temple University

Dr. Rosina M. Ryan – (2003) English, LSC Assistant, Co-Moderator of Celtic ClubB.A. – Temple University; M.A. – Villanova University; Ph.D. – Temple University

Mrs. Pamala Seeley – (2008) Science, Co-Moderator of Blue and Gold, LSC Assistant, Assistant Cross Country Coach,Assistant Indoor/Outdoor Track & Field CoachB.S. – Bloomsburg University

Mr. Raymond T. Shay – (2004) Director of Web Communications, Director of Speech and Debate, Moderator of Web Managers, Co-Moderator of Tech ServB.A. – La Salle University

Ms. Martina R. Shustack – (1987) Mathematics, Co-Moderator of NHS, LIGHTS Team B.S. – Gwynedd Mercy College; M.A. – Arcadia University

Mr. Peter Sigmund – (1991) Computer Science, Chief Information Officer, Moderator of Computer Interns, Co-Moderator of Tech ServB.A. – La Salle University; MCP, MCSE – Microsoft Certified System Engineer; MCTS – Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist

Ms. Nary B. Smith – (2011) World LanguageB.S. – Temple University

Brother James Steck, F.S.C. – (1999) World LanguageB.A. – La Salle University; M.A. – Millersville University

Mr. James V. Tate – (1999) Social Studies, Moderator of Ski Club, Assistant Swim Coach, Assistant Water Polo CoachB.A. – Pennsylvania State University; M.Ed. – Rosemont College

Brother Mang Ming Tran – (2001) Computer Science, Moderator of Robotics ClubB.S. – St. Mary’s College of California; M.S. – La Salle University

Mr. Thomas E. Turner – (1981) Social Studies, Assistant to the Dean of Students, Director of Transportation B.S. – La Salle University

Mr. Joseph J. Vettori – (1983) Music, Director of the BandsB.Mus. – University of the Arts

Mr. Daniel J. Williams – (2007) Religion, Social Studies, LSC Assistant, Co-Moderator of NCAA Club, Moderator of Aeronautics/Flying Club, Moderator of Fencing Club, IntramuralsB.A., M.A. – La Salle University

Ms. Cheryl L. Wolgamott – (2005) English, Co-Moderator of Future Teachers ClubB.A., M.A. – Governors State University

Mr. John P. Young – (1996) Social Studies, Co-Moderator of Sports Information ClubB.A. – Boston College; M.A. – La Salle University

Mrs. Nancy Zoeltsch – (1988) World Language, LSC AssistantB.S. – Temple University; M.A. – La Salle University

La Salle Volunteers 2011 – 2012

Mr. Matthew J. Kwasizur B.S. – Clarkson UniversityMr. John J. Travaline B.A. – Temple University

Academic Requirements for NCAA EligibilityIn order to participate in Division I or II athletics on a collegiatelevel a student must meet the NCAA Clearinghouse requirementsfor certification. It is the student’s responsibility to make himselfaware of these requirements and meet them. This process beginsin freshman year and continues throughout the four years ofhigh school. Students are encouraged to consult with theirguidance counselor, athletic director, and coaches if they haveany questions.

TO BE CERTIFIED BY THE CLEARINGHOUSE, YOU MUST:

GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL. You should apply forcertification before graduation if you are sure you wish toparticipate in athletics as a freshman at the college to which youwill be admitted. The Clearinghouse will issue online apreliminary certification report when you have had all yourmaterials submitted. After you graduate, the Clearinghouse willreview your final transcript to make a final certification decisionaccording to NCAA standards. ( www.ncaaclearinghouse.org )

EARN A GRADE-POINT AVERAGE OF AT LEAST 2.00(on a 4.00 scale) in a core curriculum of at least16/14 academic courses which were successfullycompleted during grades 9 through 12. Onlycourses that satisfy the NCAA definition of a corecourse can be used to calculate your NCAA GPA.No special values are allowed for “+” or “-“grades. The core units chart to the right showswhat your core courses must include at a minimum.

For Division I: The minimum grade-point averagein the 16 core courses and required ACT or SATscore vary according to the Initial-Eligibility Indexto the right.

For Division II: There is no sliding scale, theminimum core GPA is 2.00 in the 14 core courses.The minimum ACT score is 68 (the sum of English,Mathematics, Reading and Science Sections) andthe minimum SAT score is 820 (Critical Reading andMathematics Sections only).

For Division III: Division III does not use the NCAAInitial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. Contact yourDivision III college regarding its policies onfinancial aid, practice and competition.

For Applications: www.eligibilitycenter.orgFor more information visit the LSCHS Website at: www.lschs.org/college

INITIAL ELIGIBILITY INDEX

CORE GPA ACT Sum SAT

Above 2.500 68 8202.500 68 8202.475 69 8302.450 70 840-8502.425 70 8602.400 71 8602.375 72 8702.350 73 8802.325 74 8902.300 75 9002.275 76 9102.250 77 9202.225 78 9302.200 79 9402.175 80 9502.150 80 9602.125 81 9602.100 82 9702.075 83 9802.050 84 9902.025 85 10002.000 86 1010

CORE UNITS REQUIRED FOR NCAA CERTIFICATION

DIVISION I DIVISION II16 CORE-COURSE RULE

16 Core Courses: 14 Core Courses:

4 years of English. 3 years of English.

3 years of mathematics 2 years of mathematics(Algebra I or higher). (Algebra I or higher).

2 years of natural/physical 2 years of natural/physicalscience (1 year of lab if science (1 year of lab ifoffered by high school). offered by high school).

1 year of additional English, 2 years of additional English,mathematics or natural/ mathematics or natural/physical science. physical science.

2 years of social science. 2 years of social science.

4 years of additional courses 3 years of additional courses(from any area above, (from any area above,foreign language or foreign language ornondoctrinal religion/ nondoctrinal religion/philosophy). philosophy).

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