As an academic year unlike any of its predecessors draws to a close, seven La Salle students have been named valedictorians and salutatorians for the Class of 2021.  Despite the abnormality of this...

After months of planning, a prayer service will take place in the academic courtyard to remember and pray for men and women who were killed at the hands of police in 2020. The Cross Project prayer service...

In the last production of the year, the drama department is putting on “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.” Unlike the rest of the productions this year, this musical has a live audience. “The...

Many kids want to grow up to pursue a variety of unequivocally “cool” jobs, such as doctors, veterinarians, or astronauts. Young children often have large-scale aspirations, with the sentence “When...

Like most La Salle students, religion teacher and Director of Faith Mr. Gary Hortsch sat through four years of religious studies classes from 9th to 12th grade, listening to his teachers at Regis High...

Although COVID-19 has brought on several challenges and cancellations, many seniors can now look forward to an admired high school tradition.  On May 15, La Salle will host a prom-like event for seniors,...

After the pandemic put a halt to in-person AP exams last spring, both in-person and digital options are being offered this year, taking place later in the year in late May and early June. Administrators...

On Friday, April 23, sophomore Chloe Beck navigated the hallways of La Salle, attended all three classes on their schedule, and gathered with friends for lunch as usual. But on this Friday, Beck did this...

Throughout this school year, La Salle students have adjusted to many changes involving class schedules, student life, and extracurriculars.  Among these changes are 9 a.m. start times, Wednesday...

Sophomore Allie Ball was in her last class of the day when she heard that the jury in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer who killed George Floyd last May, had reached a verdict. Ball...

On Monday, April 12, roughly 80% of the student body filed into La Salle to begin the newly introduced four-day model. The switch has brought a mixture of emotions to students, with many of them feeling...

With the COVID-19 pandemic, things are ever-changing. Safety guidelines, vaccine availability, and case counts are among the fluctuating factors that contribute to the unpredictability that has gripped...