This morning, in the gym, almost one month into the school year, La Salle students, teachers, and staff held the first Mass of the year — the first of many planned for the upcoming school year. “I’m really...
After students were unable to have a homecoming dance in 2020 and had COVID-19 restrictions in 2021, such as getting tested before the dance and having to wear masks, La Salle is now able to return to normal and host a homecoming...
Following the departure of former religion teacher and Director of Faith Dr. Gary Hortsch last spring, religion teacher Mr. Tom MacLaughlin has taken on the position with hopes of becoming a spiritual mentor and a resource...
For the past few years, La Salle hasn’t had a cheer team, but this year, that changed. Bringing high energy to the sporting events and helping guide La Salle in showing their school spirit, the cheer team is back and working...
![“I like baking a lot, just [making] some cookies for the day,” senior Olivia Serio said.](https://lasallefalconer.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/sotw.jpeg-21-900x566.jpg)
Senior Olivia Serio has enjoyed her high school experience at La Salle so far. She had an easy transition to high school, partly because she attended Christ the King for middle school. Seeing familiar faces and having...
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¿Por Qué No? ¿Por Qué No? has two locations in Portland, though the one I visited is located on SE Hawthorne Boulevard, which is a 21-minute drive from La Salle. Upon...
As the 2021-22 school year comes to a close, The Falconer asked students from the senior class to reflect on this year as they return to in-person learning. Each senior...
Joined by special guest Lukas Werner, host Avery Marks reviews Hitchcock's “The Birds.” When birds mysteriously begin to attack the people of Bodega Bay Werner and Marks...
