On a park bench, the side of the highway, and even the parking lot of your high school, there is sure to be a disposable mask or two laying on the ground — soggy, dirty, and forgotten — waiting to...

On Feb. 7, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) announced that on or before March 31, masks will no longer be mandated indoors, including in schools. Since states across America first started mandating...

Every weekday, attendance secretary Ms. Alex Blue arrives on La Salle’s campus at 7 a.m., joined by administrative assistant Ms. Doreen Fay at 7:30 a.m. to open the doors for La Salle students.  After...

Around five months ago, Ms. Shannon Woodworth, the new learning specialist at La Salle, chose to move back to her hometown of Gresham, Oregon with her family. Previously, she had lived in a variety of...

The United States inflation rate recently hit 7%, the highest it’s been since 1982. Because of this, gas prices are skyrocketing rapidly, affecting many students in the La Salle community. Just like...

On Friday, Jan. 14, La Salle students gathered in the gym for an assembly held by La Salle’s Black Student Union to commemorate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.   Through song, a spoken-word...

Despite the many obstacles posed by COVID-19, like the loss of a typical learning structure caused by online schooling, finals will continue this year much like in the past. Many students feel teachers...

As the omicron variant of the coronavirus ripples through the globe, nine high schools in the Portland area have closed in-person learning thus far, citing student and teacher illnesses, as well as staffing...

The recent rise in school closures, canceled flights, disappearance of available COVID-19 tests, and the increased infection rate of coronavirus globally, can all be attributed to one thing, omicron.  What...

La Salle is enacting the first equity statement in the school’s history due to the work of the Inclusion Committee and their team of students, parents, staff, administrators, and alumni.  In order...

For recently hired college counselor Ms. Maddie Hanley, finding La Salle was a similar process to how she encourages students to find colleges. “For me, it was a great fit for my personality,” Ms....

With temperatures starting to drop, leaves having fallen from trees, and Halloween costumes being packed up, many students are beginning to look forward to the possibility of snow, craving the sight of...