Prospective Students Visit La Salle for a “Shadow Hour”
January 20, 2021
Prospective students arrived on campus at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 20, to attend a “shadow hour,” which allowed them to connect with student ambassadors at La Salle. “It allows them to hang out with ambassadors, get a feel for the school, and kind of feel like they have a place here for them,” said Ms. Keepes, the admissions coordinator.
This week’s “shadow hour” was the second of four. As La Salle switches to a hybrid learning model, the “shadow hour” will be replaced with the previous “Falcon for a Day” visits.
Student ambassadors were briefed on how the hour will go by Ms. Keepes.
All who attended filled out La Salle’s standard wellness check.
All prospective students received goodie bags at the end of the hour.
The prospective students received prizes for winning icebreaker games and drawings.
There were multiple icebreaker games such as a “Who am I?” prompt and cornhole.
In addition to icebreakers and games, prospective students were able to tour different parts of the school based on their interests.
Students and ambassadors posed for photos in front of the newly renovated athletic center.
