Junior School (Gr. 5–8)
Foundations first—daily English, Math, and Religion, strong habits, caring community.
Learning Foundations
English (Daily)
Read widely, write clearly, speak with confidence; feedback that builds skill.
Math (Daily)
Master core numeracy and problem-solving with practice that sticks.
Religion (Daily)
Lasallian faith in action—prayer, reflection, and respect for all persons.
How Junior Works
Advisory & Routines
Homeroom community, clear expectations, and predictable rhythms that help students thrive.
Schedule, Reading & Recess
Grades 5–6: Traditional schedule (8:25–3:15). Students spend most of the day with one teacher; specialists for Music, Art, Phys. Ed, etc.
Grades 7–8: Middle-school rotary (8:25–3:15) with specialized teachers for all courses.
Daily Reading: Each day starts with 15 minutes of reading—any book, building a lifelong habit.
Recess: A daily break for all Junior students to reset, socialize, and return ready to learn.
Programs & Opportunities
- U12 Coed Soccer
- U14 Boys Soccer
- U14 Girls Soccer
- U14 Girls Basketball
- U14 Cross Country (Coed)
- U14 Ultimate Frisbee
- U14 Track and Field
- U14 Golf
- U14 Boys Hockey
- U12 Coed Basketball
- U14 Boys Basketball
- U14 Girls Volleyball
- U14 Swim Team (Coed)
- U14 Ski Team (Coed)
- U14 Badminton
- Table Tennis Club
- Chess Club
- Travel Club
- Culinary Club
- Reach for the Top
- Theatre De La Salle
- De La Salle Cadet Corps
- Student Council
- Computer Program
Confidence and comfort using technology; metacognitive approach to self-directed learning; transferable skills in coding/design that endure across changing platforms and languages.
Opportunities to advance beyond grade level for students ready to stretch. Benefits include earning upper-year credits and early momentum toward Advanced Placement in Senior School.
Younger students lead early—planning events, pitching ideas, and representing the Junior School. Leadership grounded in Lasallian principles.