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La Salle Catholic College Prep
Basic Information
Address: 11999 SE Fuller Road
Milwaukie, OR 97222
County: OR
School District: District of San Francisco/New Orleans
Phone Number: 503.475.7990
Fax Number: 503.659.2535
Email: info@lsprep.org
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Additional Information
President: Andrew Kuffner
School Type: Co-ed, Catholic college prep
Founded: 1966
Ages/Grades: 9-12
Diocese: Archdiocese of Portland
School Setting:
Suburban
School Size: 700
Student/Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Tuition:
$14,750
Financial Aid:
Average size of financial aid award: $6,225
Departments:
English, Health & Physical Education, Mathematics, Performing & Fine Arts, Religious Studies, Science,
Social Studies, Technology & Media Arts, World Languages
Curriculum:
Advanced Placement, College Prep, standard, supported.
Percentage of Graduating Class: Percent of class graduating
Support Services:
Case management, support class
Camp Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
1:1 iPad
School Clubs:
Chamber Music
Chess Club
Computer Science Club
Cooking Club
Dance Club
Equality Alliance
Investment Club
Meme Club
Mental Health Awareness Club
Music Appreciation Club
Off-road Club
Outdoor Club
Photography Club
Sister-to-Sister Club
Speech and Debate
Spirit Club
Ultimate Frisbee Club
Vegan Club
Volunteer Club
Writing Club
Youth Ending Slavery Club
Yu-Gi-Oh Club
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Parking available by lottery
Uniform Guidelines:
Dress code
Admissions Requirements:
Take the High School Placement Test
Mission Statement:
Inspired by St. John Baptist de La Salle, La Salle Catholic College Preparatory develops students of faith, service, and scholarship by providing a transformative education allowing students to realize their maximum potential and use their gifts to serve Christ and humankind.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Enter to learn. Leave to serve.
School History:
Since 1966, La Salle has been providing a Catholic, college-preparatory education to students of the Portland, Oregon, area. La Salle is sponsored by the Brothers of the Christian Schools and is one of 1,600 Lasallian educational institutions in 80 countries. The Christian Brothers were founded in 1682 by St. John Baptist de La Salle, a French aristocrat and Roman Catholic priest who used his inheritance to further the education of poor children. One of De La Salle's guiding principles: An effective teacher-student relationship must be based on practical affection and mutual respect.
Notes/School Information:
La Salle Prep is a co-ed Catholic high school near Portland, Oregon, that develops students of faith, service, and academic excellence through an education of the heart and mind.