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The La Salle Falconer

The student news site of La Salle Catholic College Preparatory.

The La Salle Falconer

The student news site of La Salle Catholic College Preparatory.

The La Salle Falconer

Student Council typically meets three times a week during 5th period to tackle issues relevant to the student body.

Beyond the Election: La Salle’s Leadership Class

Kieran Crist-Kenworthy, Assistant Editor April 23, 2025

On Friday, April 11, students had their annual opportunity to elect which of their peers will represent and advocate for them on the Student Council as the new 2025-26 Co-Student Body Presidents.  Along...

Part of Easter Mass on Wednesday, April 23, was dedicated to talking about the life and writings of Pope Francis, who recently passed away on Monday, April 21.

Photo Story: La Salle Reflects on Easter and the Legacy of Pope Francis

Esmé Ryznar, Assistant Editor April 23, 2025

Celebrating Easter and reflecting on the legacy of Pope Francis in the wake of his passing, La Salle students and faculty gathered in the gym for Mass on Wednesday, April 23. After opening remarks...

Students and staff gathered in the gym on Friday, April 11 for an assembly focused on the Zach Davidson award, Co-Student Body President elections, and La Salle’s immersion trips.

La Salle Prepares for Next Year With Elections, Immersions, and Voting for the Zach Davidson Award

Harper Coleman, Editor April 16, 2025

With forecasting finished and AP exams fast approaching, students and staff alike are entering the home stretch of the 2024-25 school year.  Preparations for next year have already begun, notably...

The Clackamas County District Attorney’s Office hosted an event on Thursday, April 10, aiming to empower victims of violent crimes and highlighting several organizations, such as the Oregon Department of Human Services and DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital, which provides therapy dogs that serve as emotional support for survivors during court cases.

“There Is Hope”: Clackamas County DA’s Office Shares Message of Compassion, Courage, and Community

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Editor in Chief April 16, 2025

This article discusses domestic violence.  On Thursday, April 10, it was pouring in Oregon City. An annual event honoring and educating the community about survivors of violent crime was beginning...

Every song practiced by the band students were self-transcribed, presented to the class, and performed as a group, with instruments ranging from saxophones, keyboards, and even maracas.

Morning Band Rehearses as Spring Concert Draws Closer

Audrey Waters and Clover Martin April 9, 2025

Rising early for zero period, the Band students were in tune on Thursday, April 3. Together, they prepared for the annual spring concert, practicing oldies like “Goldfinger” by Shirley Bassey,...

This Friday, students will have the opportunity to elect their Co-Student Body Presidents for the 2025-26 school year. The two winners will be their representatives and leaders for the entire year, serving as a direct link to the administration and a representative of La Salle as a whole.

Voter’s Guide: 2025-2026 Student Body President Candidates

Harper Coleman and Kieran Crist-Kenworthy April 9, 2025

Kiernan Kelly “Keep it steady with Kiernan Kelly.”   Larissa Bonn “To lead La Salle, Larissa’s your gal.”   David Sharyan “Be brave and vote for Dave!...

Over the weekend, students had the opportunity to go to Abby’s Closet, an annual event that offers prom dresses for free.

Inside the Wardrobe: Abby’s Closet Gives Glitter and Glamor

Kayah Cieslak, Editor in Chief April 9, 2025

Most students are aware of the costly prices for prom, with one major factor: the hundreds of dollars that could be spent on prom dresses. “Prom dresses can be expensive,” said junior Madeline Schnyder,...

In his free time, athletic operations coordinator Mr. Jesse Moses likes to read, hike, snowboard, mountain bike, and watch Formula 1.

From Athletic Competitor to Athletics Coordinator: Mr. Moses Embraces New Role At La Salle

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Editor in Chief April 2, 2025

Although athletic operations coordinator Mr. Jesse Moses did not attend La Salle during his time in high school, the school is not new to him.  Instead, Mr. Moses explained, he has ample positive experiences...

Avari Brocker, senior and president of the All Minds All Bodies club, said that she chose to do an exhibit for Disability Awareness and Women’s History Month because “it gives it that level of importance that I think these people deserve.”

Bringing a “Passion Project” to Life, Senior Avari Brocker Advocates for Awareness

Kayah Cieslak, Editor in Chief March 19, 2025

Haben Girma was the first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School and is a lawyer and advocate for human rights along with disability justice. Climbing back to success after nearly...

La Salle's religion department, along with the broader Catholic community, continues to navigate how to teach and practice core religious values in a world with AI.

Prioritizing “Human Education,” Religion Teachers View AI Through a Lasallian Lens

Kieran Crist-Kenworthy, Assistant Editor March 19, 2025

For La Salle’s religion department, questions of humanity, integrity, and love lie at the intersection of AI and the school’s core values.  And while La Salle introduced a new policy last year...

Students unwind by crafting friendship bracelets in the main hallway.

Photo Story: Lasallians Attend Indoor Recess Flex

Emmett Strackany, Staff Reporter March 12, 2025

During Recess Flex Time on Wednesday, March 12, students experienced a change of pace from the typical Wednesday Academic Flex. With activities ranging from Just Dance in the cafeteria to volleyball...

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