Coronavirus – The La Salle Falconer

“The type of principal I want to be is somebody who’s really involved in learning and in the classroom,

Students Return to a New System of School, and a Changed School Administration

September 16, 2020

Two Essential Workers Share Their Experiences Working Through a Pandemic

June 3, 2020

Social Distancing or Distance Learning: What Will Next School Year Look Like?

June 3, 2020

Large gatherings of more than 25 people have been banned in Oregon through September, causing the traditional graduation and prom to be canceled, among other events.

With Large Gatherings Banned Through September, Students Face the Loss of Many Events

June 3, 2020

Almost all counties in Oregon have entered Phase 1 of the reopening plan, which has allowed some retail stores, restaurants, and personal care businesses to reopen.

Most Oregon Counties Have Entered Phase 1. What Does This Mean for Businesses?

June 3, 2020

Nails Unlimited store manager Kim Nguyen works behind a clear plastic shield and wears a face mask.

Stores and Businesses Begin to Reopen After Mandatory Quarantine

May 27, 2020

Portlanders have begun to place posters and notes in various places around the city.

The State of Hawthorne Boulevard During the Coronavirus Quarantine

May 13, 2020

La Salle Aims to “Continue the Learning Process” Despite Difficulty Created by COVID-19

April 29, 2020

The different theme days for Wellness Week encouraged students to try a variety of activities, such as cooking, listening to music, spending time outside, and more.

Despite the Quarantine, La Salle Counselors Continue to Connect With Students

April 29, 2020

An urgent care center in Oregon City displays signs warning visitors to take necessary social distancing precautions.

Editorial: This Is Not a “Coronacation” — Quarantine Is Not Over Yet

April 29, 2020

Coffee bars such as Dutch Bros remain open and busy as ever. While the walk-up window is closed, the drive-thru remains open with social distancing guidelines in place.

A Look at How Restaurants and Stores Are Changing During Quarantine

April 29, 2020

As a result of the coronavirus outbreak, members of the Catholic community haven't been able to physically attend masses.

Despite Being Absent From Church, Catholics Learn to Cope With the Effects of the Coronavirus

April 22, 2020

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