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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

The graduating class of 2025 gives their insight and advice on the college application and decision process.

Class of 2025 Gives Their Insight On The College Application and Decision Process

Kailin Quatela and Sunny Super April 30, 2025

Seniors are often eager to head off to university, but the college decision process can be draining, time consuming, and difficult.  There are many different reasons why one might choose to apply to,...

Junior Amalia Hinchliffe has been participating backstage in the current spring musical, “Anastasia.”

Student of the Week: Amalia Hinchliffe

Mieke Foubert, Staff Reporter April 30, 2025

Junior Amalia Hinchliffe participates in theater after school, mostly working behind the scenes creating props and participating in set crew. Hinchliffe was first introduced to theater when she took...

Freshman Arie Dominitz’s current favorite TV show is Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Student of the Week: Arielle Dominitz

Kailin Quatela, Staff Reporter April 23, 2025

Updated April 24, 2025 Freshman Arielle Dominitz, who goes by Arie, is looking to pave the way for more Jewish representation at La Salle with her passion for stewardship. Dominitz attends meetings...

Senior Ari Bonifay loves the hands-on aspect of fashion and wants to make a career out of it.

Student of the Week: Ari Bonifay

Gwen Brown, Assistant Editor April 16, 2025

From shredding the slopes, to stitching, to spirituality, senior Ari Bonifay is a collection of creativity. Bonifay grew up attending a Waldorf charter school and then went to McDaniel High School before...

Over the 40-day period of Lent, students and teachers have chosen goals to better their daily lives while maintaining their relationships with God.

A Look Into La Salle’s Lenten Season

Hugo Sanchez, Staff Reporter April 16, 2025

This Lenten season, students and teachers have a variety of resolutions, with many in the La Salle community aiming for self improvement. Ximena Carrillo, a freshman, made the decision to focus on helping...

While sophomore Bea Daudelin listens to many genres of music, her favorite is R&B.

Student of the Week: Bea Daudelin

Jack Schweitzer, Staff Reporter April 9, 2025

Prior to attending La Salle, sophomore Bea Daudelin went to St. Ignatius School for middle school, with much of her class coming to La Salle as well. During her freshman year, she found it easy to make...

One thing freshman Akil Pinney hopes to achieve before senior year is becoming an ambassador. He said that his sister — who is also an ambassador — inspired him to follow in her footsteps.

Student of the Week: Akil Pinney

Yazmin Lopez-Estevez, Staff Reporter April 2, 2025

Freshman Akil Pinney came to La Salle not just because of his family connections to the school, but for the education that it offers. Coming from a public school, Pinney found the workload at La Salle...

One of the Lasallian core principles is “concern for the poor and social justice.”

“What It Means To Be Lasallian”: La Salle Students Reflect on Service

Grady Wilkinson, Staff Reporter April 2, 2025

Most students here know that La Salle’s motto is “Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.”  Service is undeniably a huge part of attending school here. La Salle’s service program “strives to awaken...

If sophomore Ray Patrick were to give a piece of advice to his younger self, it’d be to be more open to trying new things and talking to more people.

Student of the Week: Ray Patrick

Gian Manzon, Staff Reporter March 19, 2025

Striving to help others and attempting to make a difference, sophomore Ray Patrick looks up to his father, a forest firefighter and role model Patrick tries to emulate the kindness of. He often aims...

What Are Falcons Up To This Spring Break? by Zayna Elkhal & Kaitlyn Roozen

Flowers Blooming and Students Relaxing: Falcons Share Spring Break Plans

Kaitlyn Roozen and Zayna Elkhal March 19, 2025

This year for spring break, Falcons are looking forward to some time off — a break before the last couple of months of school — and plan on spending their time with family and friends over the course...

Junior Charlotte Robinson likes to listen to all kinds of music, and her most common way of enjoying it is on CDs. She has a large CD collection, compiled from both her own efforts and her mom’s.

Student of the Week: Charlotte Robinson

Harper Coleman, Editor March 12, 2025

Junior Charlotte Robinson has always had a passion for art.  Robinson, who is currently a student in the Advanced Art 3D class, says that drawing helps her to relax and focus. “I doodle a lot...

El Otro Lado, meaning “the other side” in Spanish, was an impactful, week-long immersion trip where students traveled to El Paso, Texas to gain a better grasp on life at the U.S.-Mexico border. (Photo courtesy of Yolanda Solano, Cathedral High School Teacher)

El Otro Lado’s Raw Look at the Reality La Salle Students Will Never Forget

Clover Martin, Assistant Editor March 12, 2025

When a Venezuelan woman sat before a group of high school students, her son at her side, her voice trembled. She spoke close to no English, relying on a student from Cathedral High School — a fellow...

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