Junior Lily Over never planned on being a teaching assistant. Before Science Department Chair Mr. Kyle Voge asked her to be a TA, Over spent the period in iStudy. Now she spends it helping freshmen...

Once a thriving, fair-trade coffee shop, La Salle’s Café Justo — both founded and run by students — served drinks and raised money for various community projects. In recent years, it has slowly...

Recognizing and celebrating the unique and special heritage of all the saints, La Salle hosted their annual All Saints Mass on Wednesday, Nov. 5. Following All Saints Day on Nov. 1, the Mass opened...

Since early June, a shifting crowd has assembled outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) building in Portland’s South Waterfront neighborhood. Some hold handmade signs. Others...

Most days after school, stage lights flicker on, classical music can be heard, and the voices of La Salle thespians echo throughout the theater, all in preparation for the upcoming fall show, “Pride...

With a shift in approach to the attendance policy this year, many have noticed a change. More students are coming to class on time, and compared to last year, the rate of tardies and absences has decreased. Dean...

On Saturday, Oct. 18, La Salle welcomed parents to the annual Believe Benefit and Auction Dinner, a night of games, food, and charity. Run by the Office of Advancement and staffed in part by student...

At the start of the 2025-26 school year, La Salle made several small but impactful changes to the schedule.  For example, the start time on blue days moved from 9:15 a.m. to 9:10 a.m.  Toward the...

When Science Department Chair Mr. Kyle Voge’s mother put him in piano lessons in the fifth grade, he was not happy and fought with her endlessly on it.  Then in ninth grade, he discovered that his...

Homecoming kicked off early last week with vibrant school spirit, featuring four days of school pride before the festivities began for the dance on Saturday, Oct. 11. On Monday, Sept. 29, students...

A new substitute, Mr. Owen Furlong, has started working as La Salle’s temporary Campus Safety Monitor since September of this year, assisting Mr. Mikel Rathmann while he is on paternity leave. Mr....

In 1988, Latiné Heritage Month was enacted nationwide as a month-long observation of Hispanic history and culture in the United States. It celebrates the contributions and experiences of Americans whose...