Counseling
One School, Multiple Paths.
At La Salle, we believe students should have the freedom to pursue an education that challenges them, broadens their perspective, and prepares them for what’s next. With a wide range of courses, students are encouraged to explore new subjects, embrace academic rigor, and discover where they thrive.
Academic growth supported in a variety of ways.
Meeting individually with every student each quarter to review academic progress, set goals, and strengthen study habits to foster curious lifelong learners.
Monitoring academic progress every three weeks and proactively connecting with students who may benefit from extra help.
Providing expert advice on course selections for all four years by encouraging students to challenge themselves, try something new, and set them up for postsecondary success.
Coordinating accommodations and individualized support for students with documented learning needs.
Celebrating student achievements while encouraging continued growth and resilience.
All the support along the way.
At La Salle, we have an array of resources in place to help our students succeed:
Modeled after college office hours, Academic Support (AS) is built into the school day, giving students dedicated time to meet with teachers, ask questions, make up exams, complete projects, and prepare for upcoming assignments.
La Salle’s graduation requirements meet and exceed NCAA Division I/II eligibility requirements. Counselors and coaches partner to support student-athletes in both their academic journey and the college recruitment process. Visit to learn more.
Students may schedule appointments with teachers during lunch or after school.
Members of La Salle’s honor societies provide peer tutoring at scheduled times throughout the school year.
Families may request referrals to qualified tutors when additional support beyond La Salle’s on-campus resources would be beneficial.
Executive functioning and study skills are intentionally woven throughout our four-year counseling curriculum. Students develop practical skills in time management, prioritization, self-advocacy, and balancing competing responsibilities.
The many ways we engage and collaborate with parents
Parents are valued partners in their child’s education. There is an array of parenting programs we offer to walk parents through the academic lens:
College Info Night
Just as we guide students through the college admission process, we also equip parents with the tools and knowledge they need to support their child. Through ongoing communication and resources, we help parents understand how to research colleges, build a balanced college list, navigate deadlines and application requirements, and guide their child in making informed decisions.
Coffee with the Counselors
is offered every semester and features timely topics to meet the evolving needs of parents. Past sessions have included executive functioning, navigating PowerSchool and Schoology, summer planning, guest speakers, parent panels, and other relevant topics.
Communication
is central to our partnership. We keep parents informed of their child’s academic progress and develop individualized support plans whenever needed.
