Election of the Class of 2026 Alderman to City of D
The newest Alderman of the City of D.
David TerryJanuary 31, 2023
Meteors Rock The Street, Wall Street and Morningstar
Meteor Girls Rock the Street, Wall Street at Morningstar.
David TerryDecember 15, 2022
Bautista Family Visits Campus
The Bautista Family continues to support our school and a Lasallian education
David TerryDecember 7, 2022
Visit to the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center
Expanding learning through on-hands learning at Illinois Holocaust Museum.
David TerryNovember 9, 2022
Making the Most of the 2022 Fall College Fair
Nearly 100 colleges and universities attend Fall College Fair.
David TerryOctober 28, 2022
De La Salle Students Attend ComEd Career Day at United Center
De La Salle students attended a clean energy career day fair at the United Center
David TerryOctober 24, 2022
Art in History: King Tutankhamun Tomb Frieze
Mr. Wood introduces students to history through art project on King Tutankhamun.
David TerryOctober 20, 2022
First Annual HBCU College Fair
De La Salle hosted its first-ever HBCU Fair on October 14, 2022.
David TerryOctober 18, 2022
Meteor Resource Program
Meteor Resource Program The goal of the Meteor Resource Program is to support De La Salle’s mission of providing a Catholic and Lasallian education that is grounded in human dignity, and that puts every student in a position to succeed. Students who participate in the Meteor Resource Program are provided instructional support in a dedicated space that will assist them in learning key skills required to be successful in high school and beyond. Teachers and the Director of Learning Services will work in tandem to ensure that students have all the support required for their success. METEOR RESOURCE PROGRAM The Meteor Resource Program is an inclusive program dedicated to supporting select students at De La Salle. Students participating in this program not only receive academic support, but also increase executive functioning skills, study skills, and self-advocacy skills that will help them to experience long-term success at De La Salle and beyond. Criteria for entrance into this program may include, but is not limited to, entrance exam test scores, prior participation in a resource program, parent request, etc. PAPERWORK REQUIRED Current (within the past three (3) years) 504 Plan Individual Education Plan (IEP) Neuropsychological Evaluation Program Leadership Nicole Merz Director of…
David TerryOctober 14, 2022
Academics
Academics Jackowiak, Colletti, Davidson, Bixman, the Stebeltons, the Maldonados… De La Salle teachers become your household names. Mr. Wood is a legend - and the recipient of the Lasallian Educator Award - and you know you’ll be talking about what Cunat, Dufficy or Dirschl said long after class is over. How much weight did your bridge hold? Did you have to ask Correa for your locker key again? Did you study for Mrs. Perales’ test?! The buzz is always about how you can be better - and the support is always available for your success. We love to have fun, but we also stress continued success: in order to maintain your enrollment status at De La Salle Institute, all students must earn a minimum 2.0 Grade Point Average during any school year. Basically, our curriculum is structured by our faculty to recognize that we’re not just teaching teenagers how to pass exams; we know you and create our lessons based on what you individually need. A full description of the curriculum may be found in the Curriculum Guide published annually. De La Salle offers three programs of study: the Honors Program, the College Preparatory Program, and the Lasalle College Preparatory…
David TerryOctober 12, 2022
