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What Are La Salle Students Doing for Spring Break?

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ThuyAn Nguyen, Staff Reporter
March 18, 2026
ThuyAn Nguyen

Check out this video highlighting La Salle students’ plans for spring break and community members’ perspectives on the importance of giving students time off in the spring.

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Seniors congregated on the floor in the gym during the talent show for St. La Salle day on Friday, May 29.
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St. La Salle Day featured a modified version of the standard schedule, with a late start and 1:05 p.m. early dismissal.
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Students played a variety of games in the Academic Courtyard such as spikeball, catch, and volleyball.
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Boys and girls tennis conference trophies on display in main hall.
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According to junior Katie Liu, Blue days are superior to Red days. “[Because of one lunch], I see that communities come together, there is more time for clubs to meet; I see people hang out with their friends that sometimes they're separated from because [of] A lunch or B lunch, and opportunity for more people to interact that usually wouldn't happen,” she said.
Student of the Week: Katie Liu
According to the school handbook, the only dress code requirement for footwear is that students are not barefoot and that they wear closed-toe shoes for science labs.
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In his free time, sophomore Maxwell Elliott likes listening to a variety of music genres, including '80s, dubstep, and EDM.
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While junior Ben Barker's talents also encompass other multimedia components like sports photography, he prefers working on short films. “I just like doing short films because I want to make movies when I grow up,” Barker said.
Ben Barker Shares His Experience in Filmmaking
Sophomore Bailey Wiggins hopes to be remembered at La Salle as someone who has built strong relationships and connections with many different groups of people, and as someone who is friends with everyone.
Student of the Week: Bailey Wiggins
The seniors get together to sign out in the main hallway, awaiting their graduation on Saturday, June 6 at Rolling Hills in Tualatin.
Class Of 2026 Signs Off As School Year Closes
About the Contributor
ThuyAn Nguyen
ThuyAn Nguyen, Staff Reporter
Junior ThuyAn Nguyen has spent her entire life in Portland. She appreciates all four seasons, even though it mostly rains in the Portland area.  Since the age of 6, ThuyAn has been a figure skater. She has moved to multiple different ice rinks, first starting out at the Lloyd Center. Activities that ThuyAn enjoys are swimming, camping, and reading — because it allows her to escape reality and to be away from stress. She absolutely loves swimming — even though the only chance she gets is during the summer — because being in the water makes her feel at peace and free from stress too.  ThuyAn has always had a dream to travel the world. Her goal is to first visit the Eiffel Tower by the age of 24 — her golden birthday. She plans to travel there solo first and later with a group of friends to enjoy the amazing foods. Later, she would love to travel to Italy and Greece to create memories with the people she loves.