Lasalle High School

443 PORTAGE ST

School District

St. Ignace Area Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:21
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on January 05, 2017

This is my fourth kid at LaSalle. Each has followed their own path. Some self motivated, and some fingers crossed if they graduate. Being a small school has helped both the achievers and under achievers, because this is a group of Teachers, Principal, Counciler and Secretary that care and will go out of their way to work with you.
Submitted by parent on November 24, 2015

My review is simply this. This school is a godsend, and the people from the students to the teachers are absolutely wonderful. My daughter, as well as the household, couldn't be happier.
Submitted by parent on May 20, 2013

Lasalle High School The Band/Music program is stellar. Need to hire outside of the community and family groups entrenched in the teaching/admin staff. The graduation rate for the Class of 2010 is something that exemplifies what I mean. With the infusion of some new blood, the athletic program is good, but once again ... less selection on family/friends. For a specific example, the football positions should be selected by try-outs, not given out at the discretion of the Director. Also, students who violate conduct codes should be benched for games and suspended from things for a period of time. This sort of behavior shouldn't be tolerated from anyone, not even a coach's offspring. But with the help of some people, many good things are done. The biggest problem is they don't hire the best qualified. And, to date, they've refused to re-hire one of the best. after her maternity leave. It is not ethical that she has been blackballed because she questioned things. Teachers: there are and have been some stellar teachers. There are also those who should not be working. There is also too much bullying and some of it is actually coming from/encouraged by the staff.