Love De La Salle! Congrats to all the boyz who just graduated

The academics here are no joke. The classes are tough, and the teachers expect a lot from you. But they are also very supportive and always willing to help if you’re struggling. I’ve learned so much and feel ready for college.

I am incredibly impressed with De La Salle’s football program. The school has a storied history in high school football, and the coaching staff is top-notch. My son has grown not only as an athlete but also as a person. The discipline and teamwork he has learned on the field are invaluable. The only downside is the intense pressure to perform, which sometimes feels overwhelming for the kids.

You’re basically a second class citizen if you’re not a student athlete here. I finished my second year and am now begging my parents to let me transfer somewhere else for next year.

My son has made many friends and feels part of a close-knit community. The school promotes a sense of brotherhood that is really special. However, being an all-boys school, I sometimes worry about the lack of interaction with girls, which is important for social development.

I love being a student at De La Salle. The school offers so much, from sports to academics to clubs. The sense of brotherhood is something you can’t find anywhere else. I wouldn’t want to be anywhere else!

The admin team is pretty good. They are approachable and seem to care about what we think. They do a good job of keeping the school running smoothly.

The academic rigor at De La Salle is impressive. My son is challenged in his classes and is well-prepared for college. The teachers are dedicated and approachable. However, the workload can be quite heavy, and sometimes it feels like too much for the students to handle.