La Salle College High School8605 Cheltenham AvenueWyndmoor, Pennsylvania 19038215-233-2911 main phone number215-402-4350 faxwww.lschs.orgwww.lschs.org/college

Brother James J. Butler, FSCPresidentbutlerj@lschs.org

Michael A. O’ToolePrincipalotoole@lschs.org

Gerard M. BrettDirector of College Counseling215-402-4846brettg@lschs.org

Jim SawyerAssociate Director of College Counseling215-402-4852sawyerj@lschs.org

Marla Stalone-JohnsonAssociate Director of College Counseling215-402-4845stalonejohnsonm@lschs.org

Maura Diehl College Counseling Assistant215-402-4849diehlm@lschs.org

CEEB CODE393370

ENROLLMENT1084 young men representing180 elementary schools and95 zip codes from the City of Philadelphia, four surrounding counties, and two international countries.270 members in the class of 2018

FINANCIAL AID2016-2017: $4.2 million awarded34% of students receive fi nancial aidAlumni, faculty and parents contribute to this amount

FACULTYFull Time: 101Part Time: 16Advanced Degrees Masters Degrees: 91 Doctorate Degrees: 2Student-Faculty Ratio: 9.9:1Average Class Size: 19

THE SCHOOL

Established in 1858, La Salle College High School is a Catholic, independent, college preparatory school for young men of varied backgrounds, grades 9-12. La Salle is committed to Christian values, academic excellence, spiritual fulfi llment, cultural enrichment, and physical development. In the tradition of the De La Salle Christian Brothers Schools, La Salle empowers students to accept responsibility, achieve their fullest potential and work to build a just society.

La Salle is a member of a worldwide Lasallian network of schools and colleges. La Salle is accredited by the Pennsylvania Association of Independent Schools, the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. La Salle holds memberships in PAIS, ADVIS, CEEB, NACAC and PACAC.

THE STUDENTS

La Salle students are accepted on the basis of a competitive entrance exam and an admissions portfolio. Students come from more than 180 parochial, private, and public elementary schools from the City of Philadelphia, small towns, suburban communities, and rural areas in the four surrounding counties, and two international countries. Typically, 100% of graduates attend college. The Class of 2017 earned over $37 million in documented scholarships and grants.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

Students must complete 26.5 credits to graduate, including the following requirements: Religion (4), English (4), Mathematics (3), Lab Science (3), Social Studies (3), World Language (3), Physical Education (1), Fine Arts (.5), Computer Education (.5), Health (.5), and Electives (4). By graduation, a large majority of seniors exceed the above requirements. Students carry a minimum of six credits yearly. Students lead multiple independent projects in campus technology as part of our Lab Manager Program or our independent studies in Computer Science and Information. Twenty Advanced Placement courses are offered, and honors and advanced courses are available in all major subject areas.

TECHNOLOGY

La Salle’s strong academic program is enhanced by one of the most sophisticated technological systems available in secondary education today: the fi rst school in the nation to fully implement Microsoft Offi ce 365 Mail in the Cloud; completely wireless campus enhanced by Gigabit fi ber optic backbone connecting all classrooms and offi ces; a dedicated internet circuit that offers students 1000 MB of in and out bandwidth; Skylake Xeon Servers; four computer labs with over 150 Kaby

Lake i7 workstations, Windows 10.11 Desktops, and access to the complete Microsoft Offi ce 2016 Professional Plus Package; TV production and broadcast studio with editing equipment and operating systems for live programs and taped productions; Multimedia lab with over 80 workstations for student and faculty teaching and production; library and media center with capability for thirty-four online reference programs; computer lab internship for qualifi ed students who have amassed 22 Microsoft certifi cations; as of June 2016, all 60 of our 21st century classrooms and instructional spaces are now equipped with 80” HD televisions, Extron control systems and wireless projection for a seamless integration with our faculty and student devices. Over 100 students received Microsoft Technology Associate Networking certifi cations during 2016-2017 and Microsoft considers La Salle a Flagship IT community. We have been a top level Microsoft IT Academy for 19 years. ACTIVITIES and ATHLETICS

La Salle features 56 clubs and student organizations that have earned national, state, regional and local awards. For example, La Salle is nationally recognized as a Debate School of Excellence and Top 5 Program in the Nation by the National Forensics League, consistently wins championships and earns Superior ratings in Jazz Band regional competitions, and the Engineering Club is integral in conducting Renewable Energy Studies including the feasibility of installing wind and solar equipment at La Salle. Over 90% of the students are involved in one or more activities/athletics.

Over 70% of the student body actively participates in our extensive 19 varsity sport program including 45 separate teams. In 2016-2017 La Salle captured three Pennsylvania State Championships (Ice Hockey, Rugby 7s, and Swimming,) ten Philadelphia Catholic League Championships and six District 12 (city) Championships. In the last ten years, La Salle has won seventeen Pennsylvania State Championships in six different sports. During the last fi ve years, La Salle has captured 89 championships in 17 different sports (Philadelphia Catholic League Championships, District 12 Championships, and Pennsylvania State Championships). COMMUNITY SERVICE

Student participation in community service is voluntary. Typically 100% of our graduates will have performed community service while at La Salle. Students participate in 12 year-round service projects. 77% of the students volunteered in extended weekly, seasonal, or summer service programs. Over 280 students, which represents 64% of the upper classmen, along with 50 faculty members, volunteered on week long service trips locally, nationally, and internationally this past summer. Fathers of our freshman students accompany their sons on a day of service during the school year.

Enter to Learn Leave to Serve

Profile 2017-2018

ACADEMIC PROFILECURRICULUMCommitted to a rigorous college preparatory curriculum, La Salle also supports students in developing individualized programs of study and provides opportunities to explore subjects of interest at advanced and independent levels. The curriculum is comprised of over 159 courses in nine academic areas and includes twenty-fi ve AP course offerings. Scheduling constraints may affect the number of AP courses that a student can take.

GRADINGLa Salle does not rank students. The grade distribution chart for junior year courses and the cumulative GPA distribution on the next page provide the context for individual student transcripts.

GRADING SCALEA+ = 98-100 (4.3) A = 93-97 (4.0) A- = 90-92 (3.7) B+ = 88-89 (3.3) B = 85-87 (3.0) B- = 82-84 (2.7) C+ = 80-81 (2.3) C = 77-79 (2.0) C- = 74-76 (1.7) D+ = 72-73 (1.3) D = 70-71 (1.0)F = 00-69 (0.0 failing)

NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION 2018National Merit Semi-Finalists 5National Merit Commended 12

ADVANCED PLACEMENT RESULTS 2018Total candidates 426Total tests taken 981

172 AP Scholars including 14 National Scholars76% of the AP students scored 3 or higher84% of the AP tests taken resulted in a score of 3 or higher56% of the AP students from the class of 2017 scored a 3 or higher

Subject Students % Scores 3-5Biology 21 62Calculus AB 55 93Calculus BC 21 100Chemistry 8 77Computer Science Prin 20 85Comparative Gov & Pol 10 80Economics (Macro) 39 26Economics (Micro) 39 33English Language & Comp 96 89English Literature & Comp 125 79Environmental Science 17 41European History 17 71Human Geography 30 83Physics 1 65 66Physics 2 30 73Physics C: E & M 24 36Physics C: M 24 96Psychology 94 94Spanish Language 15 100Statistics 16 81US Government & Politics 38 79US History 117 65World History 64 88

Mean ACT Test Scores – Class of 2017

La Salle State NationalEnglish 26.8 23.4 20.3Math 26.1 23.4 20.7Reading 27.2 24.2 21.4Science 25.7 22.3 21.0Composite 26.2 23.7 21.0

Mean SAT Test Scores – Class of 2017

La Salle State NationalEBRW 610 540 533 Math 600 531 527Composite 1210 1071 1060

ACT Test Scores - Class of 2017

Top 10% Top 30% MeanEnglish 36.0 33.9 26.8 Math 35.1 32.7 26.1Reading 35.3 33.0 27.2Science 34.75 31.86 25.7Composite 33.94 32.0 26.2 SAT Test Scores - Class of 2017

Top 10% Top 30% MeanEBRW 739 692 610Math 766 716 600 Composite 1467 1387 1210 Mean SAT Subject Test Scores

Subject Students MeanBiology-Ecology 2 550Biology-Molecular 1 750Chemistry 10 679English Literature 14 622French 2 570Math Level 1 20 661Math Level 2 24 718Physics 18 676Spanish 4 570US History 12 644World History 2 730

JUNIOR YEAR GRADE DISTRIBUTION Class of 2018

SUBJECT A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D FRhetoric & British Lit. 25 29 34 26 13 11 6 5 3 1A.P. English Lang. & Comp. 4 54 14 7 3 2 1Adv. Public Speaking 1 2Creative Writing 1 3 1 3 1 1Public Speaking 1 24 3 1Baseball in Literature 2 1 1 1A.P. Physics 1 5 14 11 5 10 2 1 1A.P. Physics 2 1A.P. Physics C 1Physics 9 15 15 6 5 8 1 7A.P. Chemistry 2 2Chemistry 2 15 17 10 21 24 8 15 16 2 7Chemistry (H) 7 6 2 5 1 1Anatomy & Phys. (H) 3 3Zoology 5 2 5 10 2A.P. Biology 2Biology (H) 1A.P. Environmental Science 1 1Bioethics 1Princ. of Athletic Training 4 12 6 2 5 3 2A.P. Economics 5 4 2 2A.P. US Govt. & Pol. 1 1 1A.P. US History 12 27 21 28 17 5 4 2Economics 1 3 3 5 8 4 4 2US History 9 20 30 43 26 10 10 5 1 1History of Vietnam 1Spanish 2 1 4 3 1 2 3 1Spanish 3 2 16 21 16 14 15 3 9 4Spanish 3 (H) 5 11 9 11 3Spanish 4 7 5 2 2 4 1Spanish 4 (H) 6 4 1 2Chinese 2 1 1Chinese 3 2 1 5 1 2 3 1French 2 1 1 1 1French 3 4 1French 3 (H) 1 2 4 1French 4 (H) 1 3 1 2Italian 2 1Italian 2 (H) 1 1 1Italian 3 5 2 1 2 3 2 4Italian 3 (H) 1 1 1 2 1 1 1Latin 1 1 1 1Latin 3 2 2 1 4 2 2Latin 3 (H) 4 3 5 1 2Latin 4 1A.P. Calculus AB 4 6 2 3 3A.P. Calculus BC 1 1Algebra 2 4 1 3 4 5 4 3 1Algebra 2 (H) 1Calculus 5 3 1 2 1 1Geometry 3 19 24 12 27 16 7 13 7 4 4Geometry/Precalculus (H) 1 4 7 6 2Precalculus 3 19 12 11 12 10 1 1Statistics 1A.P. Statistics 1 1 2A.P. Comp Science 3 1Advanced CAD 2 3 3 2Adv. Multimedia Prod. 2CAD 10 8 3 3 2 1 3 1Digital Images w/Adobe 6 8 2 4 1 1JAVA Programming 1 3 1 1 1 1Multimedia Production 6 2 2 1Web Design w/Adobe 3 2Windows Server Infrastructure 2Config. Advanced Windows 2 2 1Intro to Programing 2Christian Morality 7 122 61 39 30 14 2 9 3Advanced Chorus 2 3Independent Chorus 3Advanced Music Perf. 3 8Ceramics 1 11 12 1 1Ceramics 2 1 3 2Chorus 5 12 5 2Drawing 1 2 4 1 1Drawing 2 1Honors Advanced Music 16 3Instrumental Instruction 12 6Music Bus. & Tech. 4Sculpture 1 1Small Ensembles 4

A+ A A- B+ B B- C+ C C- D+ D F

COURSE OF STUDY(H) = Honors Course AP = Advanced Placement Course * = Semester CourseENGLISH DEPARTMENT (4 yrs. required)Introduction to Literature and Composition and (H)American Literature and Composition and (H) Rhetoric and British LiteratureWorld Literature and Expository WritingAP English Language and CompositionAP English Literature and CompositionAdvanced Public Speaking*Classic and Renaissance Literature*Creative Writing 1*Creative Writing 2* American Crime FictionHarlem Renaissance*Poetry*Public Speaking*Shakespeare*Baseball in Literature*

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (3 yrs. required, 4 yrs. recommended) Integrated ScienceBiology and (H)Chemistry and (H)Physics AP BiologyAP ChemistryAP Environmental ScienceAP Physics 1 and 2AP Physics C - Mechanics*AP Physics C - Electicity & Magnetism*Anatomy and Physiology (H)Environmental ScienceBioethics*Zoology*Forensic Science*

SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT(3 yrs. required, 4yrs. recommended) World Civilizations Western Civilizations United States History AP Human GeographyAP United States HistoryAP Modern European HistoryAP World HistoryAP American Government and PoliticsAP EconomicsAP PsychologyEconomics*Modern U.S. History: 1960 to the Present*Psychology*

WORLD LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT (3 yrs. required, 4 yrs. recommended) Spanish 1, 2 and (H), 3 and (H), 4 and (H), 5French 1, 2, 3 and (H), 4 (H), 5Italian 1, 2 and (H), 3 and (H), 4 and (H)Latin 1, 2, and (H), 3, 4(H)Chinese 1, 2, 3, 4AP LatinAP SpanishAP FrenchAP Italian MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT (3 yrs. required, 4 yrs. recommended)Algebra 1 and (H) Algebra 2 and (H) Integrated Algebra 1 & 2Integrated Algebra 2 and GeometryGeometryGeometry/Precalculus (H)Algebra 3/TrigonometryPrecalculusCalculusCalculus 3(H)AP Calculus ABAP Calculus BCAP StatisticsTrigonometry*Statistics*

RELIGION DEPARTMENT (4 yrs. required) Growing in ChristUnderstanding ChristReligion 9: Catholic Lasallian IdentityReligion 10: ScriptureReligion 11: Christian MoralityReligion 12: Living the Mission

INFORMATION SERVICES AND TECHNOLOGY Computer Applications*Information Literacy*

PROGRAMMINGVisual Basic Programming*JAVA Programming*AP Computer ScienceAP Computer Science Principles

DIGITAL DESIGNFundamentals of Web Design*Computer Aided Design (CAD)*Advanced Computer Aided Design (CAD)*Website ManagementDigital Images w/Adobe*Print Design ManagementPrint Design w/Adobe*Advanced Print Design*Web Design w/Adobe*Advanced Web DesignEngineering Design*Advanced Engineering Design*Principles of Engineering*

MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTIONMultimedia Production*Advanced Multimedia ProductionMultimedia Management

MICROSOFT IT TRAINING ACADEMYAs a Microsoft Level 1 IT Academy, we are able to offer a rotation of multiple advanced courses in networking and in the latest Microsoft Server technology that prepare our students to take Microsoft certification exams.

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT- MUSIC Introductory Music PerformanceIntermediate Music PerformanceAdvanced Music PerformanceSmall EnsemblesJazz Arranging and ImprovisingHonors Advanced Music Instrumental Instruction*Advanced Music Studies*Music Business and Technology*R&B, Funk and Latin ConceptsFreshman Chorus*Chorus*Advanced Chorus*Independent Chorus*

FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT- VISUAL ARTSFoundations Art*Ceramics 1*, 2*Drawing 1* , 2*Painting 1, 2 Sculpture 1*, 2*Advanced Ceramics Advanced SculptureArt Portfolio

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONPrinciples of Athletic Training*Physical Education / Aquatics 1*Physical Education 2*Physical Fitness*

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La Salle College High School, a private, Catholic high school conducted by the DeLaSalle Christian Brothers, does not release any written discipline records of a graduate, current student, or a non-enrolled student. If a student’s actions become part of a public record, then it is part of the public domain and can be accessed through the appropriate public source. (effective 09/95)

Profile Colleges and UniversitiesCOLLEGE ACCEPTANCES FOR THE CLASSES OF 2013-2017The regional, national, and international reach of the seniors from the last five years reflects a community willing to think broadly in its efforts to make effective college choices.

La Salle College High School8605 Cheltenham AvenueWyndmoor, Pennsylvania 19038

215 233 2911 phone215 402 4350 fax

www.lschs.org