Please join us on Sunday, November 1, 2026, from 9:30 am to 12 pm for De La Salle’s annual Open House.
We invite you to visit our campus, speak with our teachers in their classrooms, and mingle with our student community. Hear directly from our President, David Holquin, and Vice President for Academic Life, Dr. Heather Alumbaugh, and meet our program directors and department chairs.
To plan your time on campus, please view our Open House program as a preview of the day’s schedule and various session offerings.
Register for our Open House via our Inquiry Form.
About De La Salle High School
De La Salle High School helps students reach their greatest potential by enriching their cultural, intellectual, physical, social, and spiritual development. The Lasallian education that we provide is practical, comprehensive, accessible to all, and deliberately designed to help students make a successful transition to college.
Classes intentionally give our students the opportunity to build out their academic acumen and interests while developing the skills they need to deal with the rigors of even the most selective universities. For this reason, we offer more AP classes than any other high school in the area.
Similarly, student support is a high priority. We embrace the fact that every student is unique, and we believe in providing support that not only addresses the academic needs of our students but also their spiritual, emotional, and social needs. Combined, our programs and services provide an all-encompassing level of support that is unparalleled in high school.
On campus, the experience at De La Salle is deep, vibrant, and intended to foster a sense of belonging. The young men who form our student body are from various racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, cultural, and religious backgrounds and enjoy a diverse range of lifestyles, experiences, and interests. Together with faculty, staff, parents, and alumni, they help form a very special community. One that is warm, welcoming, and inclusive, and one that values and respects everyone for who they are and who they want to become.
By graduation, our students have developed an understanding of the legacy they carry and what it means to be a man of faith, integrity, and scholarship. Moreover, each graduate takes their Lasallian learnings and sense of social responsibility with them.
125 Academic Courses
42 Advanced and Honor Classes
3 College Counselors
4 Personal Counselors
3 Credentialed Librarians
An Onsite Learning Center for Tutoring and Academic Support
An active Campus Ministry department
15 Athletic Programs
55+ Co-Curricular Activities and Clubs
