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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

“I think everybody needs support,” Ms. Woodworth said. “Everybody needs help; you dont come into any education experience knowing everything.”

Available to Every Student, La Salle Welcomes Its Updated Peer Tutoring Program

Hannah Whiteside, Staff Reporter January 4, 2023

This year, La Salle has an updated peer tutoring program where students can receive help from classmates and teachers, placing an emphasis on making academic assistance available and normalizing the need...

The “Eas Mo Dragons” pose with their trophy after winning against “The Nutcrackers.”

“Eas Mo Dragons” Take Home a Win at La Salle Dodgeball Tournament

Lillian Paugh and Seleste Maldonado Ruiz December 14, 2022

La Salle’s student-teacher dodgeball tournament debuted on Saturday, Dec. 10, inviting the La Salle community to witness the defeat of the teachers and the victory of the team “Eas Mo Dragons.” “Glad...

 The four food service staff members enjoy working collaboratively to create new additions to the menu.

Feeding the Falcons: Meet Our Kitchen Staff at La Salle

Lucy Loeb, Staff Reporter November 30, 2022

Despite being faced with the adversity of the pandemic’s effects on the supply chain as well as the struggles of appeasing hungry teenagers, La Salle’s lunch staff has remained dedicated to consistently...

The Falconer staff traveled to St. Louis for the Fall National High School Journalism Convention where they listened to Pulitzer Prize winning keynote speakers and engaged in sessions taught by journalism and media experts.

Leaving the Nest: Falconer Staff Fly to St. Louis for the Fall National High School Journalism Convention

Jasmine McIntosh, Assistant Editor November 16, 2022

On Wednesday, Nov. 9, six members of The La Salle Falconer and Journalism adviser Miles Kane left the Portland International Airport for a four day trip to St. Louis, MO for the Fall National High...

“I enjoy those moments where were able to, [as] student and teacher, both be like, ‘Oh, theyre just humans, just like me,’” Mr. Owen said. “And moments like that have been really great.”

Balancing Work, Life, and Chemical Equations — Mr. Owen Named Educator of the Year

Lillian Paugh, Editor November 15, 2022

When he and his family relocated from England to the U.S. for his father’s job when he was 8 years old, what was meant to be a two-year endeavor turned into over two decades — and counting — for...

Although he was born in the U.K., math teacher Mr. Kieron Redford now feels at home in the U.S.

From Finance to Functions: Math Teacher Mr. Redford Shares His Story

Seleste Maldonado Ruiz, Staff Reporter November 8, 2022

Updated Nov. 9, 2022 Mr. Kieron Redford, one of La Salle’s math teachers, grew up in a rural area in southwest England. “You have to travel to school on a bus, and you have to get your parents...

Ballot drop-off boxes can be found throughout the state, since Oregon does not have in-person voting.

What To Know About Oregon’s Upcoming Election

Lucy MacNeela, Editor November 5, 2022

Elections for Oregon’s new governor will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 8. For some students, this election will be their first time exercising their right to vote and taking control of their influence...

Fall Media Day is an annual event, but this was the first time in three years that La Salle students could attend due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Journalism and Yearbook Classes Travel to Eugene for Fall Media Day

Megan Snyder, Editor in Chief November 2, 2022

On Wednesday, Nov. 2, 34 students from La Salle’s Journalism and Yearbook classes participated in Fall Media Day, an annual convention hosted on the University of Oregon’s campus in Eugene.  The...

The La Salle team comes together to examine their robot after a match.

Robotics Team Attends First Meet of the School Year

Lillian Paugh, Editor November 2, 2022

On Saturday, Oct. 29, La Salle's robotics team traveled to Franklin High School to meet with other teams from across Portland to test their creations in an official scrimmage event, kicking off a year...

La Salle’s Believe event takes place each year in the gym, inviting community members to a night of festivities and fundraising.

La Salle Hosts Annual Believe Fundraiser

Ashley Hawkins, Assistant Editor October 26, 2022

On Saturday Oct. 22, La Salle held its annual Believe auction and fundraiser in the gym to raise money to support students and activities.  The goal of the event was to raise more than $300,000...

Hacky sack circles on campus have become commonplace throughout the school year.

La Salle Catches Hacky Sack Fever

Brooks Coleman and Andrew Keller October 26, 2022

Hacky sack, a game that seemed to have hit its peak back in the 1990s, has experienced a quick rise in popularity among students at La Salle this fall. During breaks and after school, it’s hard to miss...

“The La Salle community was awesome,” science teacher Mr. Eric Roth said. “I really appreciated their efforts to be positive and sweet, I felt a lot of love.”

After Seven Months Away, Mr. Roth Is Settling Back Into Life at La Salle

Kathleen Waldron, Staff Reporter October 19, 2022

A part of the La Salle community returned to a sense of normalcy at the beginning of the school year as science teacher Mr. Eric Roth came back to campus after being in a biking accident last February....

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