The CommuniCare club is a service-based group that allows students at La Salle to develop grantmaking skills by fundraising and then awarding grants to selected organizations or groups. While the CommuniCare...
Student council organized a decades week from April 6 to April 9 as part of Better Together Month. The week gave students an opportunity to dress up in fashion trends from some past iconic decades.
Better...
As an avid competitive swimmer, sophomore Mag Greer saw swimming as a way to work through stress.
Starting in the third grade, Greer chose to dedicate herself to swimming after her school’s swim...
The recent news that La Salle will transition to four days of in-person learning per week beginning on April 12 has resulted in a mixture of thoughts and feelings among students.
Since returning to...
Over the last five years, junior Jack Sharp has spent hours rock climbing, either inside with Portland Rock Gym or outside across Oregon’s landscape with his friends.
Before COVID-19, Sharp participated...
Despite the many changes to the 2020-2021 school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Accipiter — La Salle’s official yearbook, created by a student-run team advised by Band and Yearbook teacher...
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, wearing masks in public and group settings has become an everyday practice. At La Salle, masks are required at all times with the exception of when seated...
Since the arrival of the pandemic, sports and extracurricular activities have looked considerably different. La Salle’s speech and debate team has found success despite the unfamiliar structure of their...
During quarantine, senior Carson Cardwell’s hobbies have changed from going to coffee shops and exploring hiking trails to taking road trips and chopping and selling wood.
“During COVID, with...
Junior Jacob Scacco joined the Lasallian community this year.
“I was expecting everything to be a lot bigger since it’s a big jump from 2A to 5A,” said Scacco, referencing his switch from Portland...
![“[My brothers] have been with me through thick and thin and given my medical history being a cancer survivor, they were right by my side through all that,” he said. “Even more so than them being my brothers, they're my best friends.”](https://lasallefalconer.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Carson_Cardwell_Julia_Tran-900x600.jpg)
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![With last years track season getting cancelled due to COVID-19, track and field athletes are excited to be back.
“Getting to have my first track meet since last year felt amazing,” senior Bradley Kiltow said. “It felt so good to be able to run with my teammates in this competitive setting again and have the ability to race against such great runners.”
On Wednesday, April 14, La Salle had their first meet of the season at home against Scapoose.
“I can't wait for the next one and [to] see how much better we can do as a team against Wilsonville next week,” said Kiltow.
📷: Dakota Canzano & Alec Willard-Herr](https://lasallefalconer.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)