By: Sophie Thompson (Q) Where did you grow up? (Q) How or why did you become a teacher? (Q) How did you come to La Salle?  (Q) What is your philosophy of education? (Q) What is a fun fact about you? (Q) What are your interests or hobbies outside of school?  (Q) Where do you […]

By: Matea Marinello ’26 Mr. Walsh, the new visual arts teacher, attended La Salle all four years and graduated in 2014. He lived in Cumberland RI, until his junior year of college at Emerson when he moved to East Boston. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in Media Production with a Minor in Political Communication and […]

By Blake Graumann ’25 On October 23rd, La Salle hosted an open house for students looking to learn and apply to the school. Before the Open House, around 100 students from all grades (9-12) showed up to prepare for the three or four tours they were about to give. They had spent weeks practicing and […]

By Marcus Su and Antonio Marin With the start of a new school year comes a multitude of new hires,  teachers of various backgrounds are welcomed into the LaSallian community.  The start of 2022 is no exception, with a sizable cast of seventeen new teachers. Today, Antonio Marin and I are interviewing the new addition […]

By Sophia Parent Greg Jones is a new teacher here at LaSalle who teaches history, psychology, and government. He grew up in a small town in Southern California right outside of Los Angeles named Rosemead. Mr. Jones’ spark for teaching began while he was in college. He was enrolled in the philosophy department and was […]