Medlock, Kathy

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Taste of La Salle

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Weekly Bulletin

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Alumni Baseball Game

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We're Just Getting Started

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As we approach the end of the first semester, it's a good time to reflect on our accomplishments and plan for the future. We started the year strong, welcoming a solid group of freshmen into our program. Our PCC Medical Terminology course also proved to be a success, with students gaining proficiency in the language of medicine—an essential skill for their future careers in healthcare. On the research front, all of our students have received approval from the LA County Science & Engineering Fair board for their projects, which means they are now cleared to begin their work. We’ve been...

Looking Ahead to Next Semester

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As we approach the end of this semester, the Center for Linguistic Exploration reflects on an exciting and productive period for our students. They have actively engaged in various projects and activities to enhance their language proficiency and cultural understanding. This semester's highlight was the introduction of AI-powered projects explicitly tailored for La Salle Chinese 1 students. Leveraging AI technology, students created interactive Chinese videos that generated dynamic dialogues based on real-life scenarios. This innovative approach deepened their understanding of vocabulary and grammar and\ provided an engaging and practical application of their language skills. On November 16, 2024, the Center...

Exciting Projects Ahead

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As the first semester ends, I’m encouraged by all the different kinds of portfolio pieces that have been completed and continue to be in production. The center has hit its stride, and we have several new members, including freshmen and upperclassmen. Using Open House as a good reason, we completed a deep clean of both sides of our studio and rearranged several of our rig stations to use our space more efficiently. We are also in the midst of re-designing our LIVE with Student Life morning broadcast set up to incorporate a multi-functional podcast booth on the west side of...

First Semester in the Books

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The Center for Discovery and Design at La Salle College Preparatory continues to buzz with creativity and achievement. From exciting developments in our Science of Innovation and Design course to outstanding accomplishments by our robotics teams and advanced engineering projects in Science of Engineering and Architecture, November has been a month of exploration and progress. Here’s an update on the incredible work being done by our students as they hone their engineering skills and push the boundaries of innovation. The La Salle Robotics Teams—Red Lancers and Blue Lancers—have been hard at work refining their strategies and designs for the FIRST...

Recapping Another Year of Learning, Growth and Expansion

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Jingle, Jingle, Jingle! As we race through the year's final weeks and prepare for the winter holiday break, the Center reflects on another year of tremendous learning, growth, and expansion while diving headfirst into preparations for spring 2025. 2024 marks another chapter of learning and discovery as more Lancers embrace the world of diversity through various programs. From participating in dynamic cultural exchanges to engaging in thought-provoking discussions, our students have deepened their understanding of the complexities of our interconnected world. At a recent school event, student representatives Nathan Arellano and Nola Kilar eloquently shared their insights from participating in...

A day at the CARLOW Center

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Every day at the CARLOW Center is busy, as students are always working on projects, medical skills, and medical terminology. This year, we’ve welcomed many new members who are excited to begin their journey in medicine. We’ve already covered most of the foundational skills, including CPR and AED use, bleeding control, splinting, and immobilization of head, neck, and spine injuries. The PCC medical terminology course has been a challenge for some students, but they’ve been pushing through. There’s always an adjustment period when transitioning to college-level work. The environment at the CARLOW Center is very different from a traditional classroom...