(AVERAGE of 85 or above with no grade below 80)
Quran Blount ‘23
Axel Castro ‘23
Matthew Planco ‘23
Julian Ramirez ‘23
Frank Velasquez ‘23
Dylan Garcia ‘24
Joel Guevara ‘24
Matthew Mora ‘25
Jeffrey Ruiz ‘25
Geovanny Lora ‘26
Jordan Rodriguez ‘26
Angel Valladares ‘26
HIGH HONORS
(AVERAGE of 90 or above with no grade below 85)
Christopher Melendez ‘23
Jameer Nathan ‘23
Juan Lemus ‘24
Liam Delgado ‘25
Jacob Robertson ‘25
Junior Osorio ‘25
Daniel Rodriguez ‘25
Bendrick Chichilla ‘26
David Guzman ‘26
Allen Lopez ‘26
PRINCIPAL’S LIST
(AVERAGE of 95 or above with no grade below 90
with top grades in effort & behavior)
Dylan Juarez-Rivas ‘23
Jayden Guitierrez ‘23
Carlos Melgar ‘23
Gary Nunez ‘23
Jason Portillo ‘23
GianCarlo Ramirez ‘23
Noah Wilkerson ‘23
Brian Zavala ‘23
Bryan Navarro ‘24
Fraylin Batista Vargas ‘24
Patrick Crespo ‘25
Brandon Zelaya ‘25
Joshua Henriquez ‘26
Alexander Martinez ‘26
Mateo Mendez ‘26
Ethan Reyes ‘26
Anthony Zavala ‘26
2nd QUARTER 2022-2023
HONOR ROLL
(AVERAGE of 85 or above with no grade below 80)
HIGH HONORS
(AVERAGE of 90 or above with no grade below 85)
PRINCIPAL’S LIST
(AVERAGE of 95 or above with no grade below 90
with top grades in effort & behavior)
3rd QUARTER 2022-2023
HONOR ROLL
(AVERAGE of 85 or above with no grade below 80)
HIGH HONORS
(AVERAGE of 90 or above with no grade below 85)
PRINCIPAL’S LIST
(AVERAGE of 95 or above with no grade below 90
with top grades in effort & behavior)
4th QUARTER 2022-2023
HONOR ROLL
(AVERAGE of 85 or above with no grade below 80)
HIGH HONORS
(AVERAGE of 90 or above with no grade below 85)
PRINCIPAL’S LIST
(AVERAGE of 95 or above with no grade below 90
with top grades in effort & behavior)
In this project, we studied complimentary colors and how to mix them.
Anthony not only followed the directions of where to put what colors but added his own artistic style. Beautiful work!!
We live in a diverse world today partly because of Martin Luther King Jr. this is because he gave a speech about how people should have freedom and not experience discrimination. He explained it it doesn't matter what race you are, we should all have rights. Diversity means we should embrace different races, cultures, religions, genders, etc. Although we are lucky our world promotes diversity more than it has before, we must still continue to fight for it. We must break down the barriers that prevent diversity to create the peaceful world that Martin Luther King Jr. wanted.
In my opinion, we should have more people in this world that fight against discrimination. I was going shopping at the mall with my mom and while waiting in line, there was this one moment where the cashier was treating a customer differently than other customers because she didn't speak English well. The cashier became frustrated at the customer and this other lady went up to her and recommended not to treat the other customer poorly. After that, the cashier started treating her better because the woman told her that she would report her to management. I am happy that this woman took a stand for what is right and broke down a barrier that was preventing equality.
Once barriers such as discrimination disappear, we can live a better and longer life.Within a diverse world, we would be able to live more peacefully without crime, without criticism and without barriers that prevent us from forming connections and relationships with one another.
Congratulations to our Writer of the Week - Joel G., 7th Grade
Math may mean different things to everyone. This essay/paragraph will be about what Math means to me.
Math is kind of like a board game. It's like that because it is full of adventures. It is also like a monopoly board. Its like a monopoly board because you can do Math and you can be a cashier who gives change and gets the money to count. Some people may think its boring and say, "We have calculators and don't need Math." I think Math is fun and even if we have calculators, we can still have fun. We can even be creative and have flash cards; we can play monopoly; and we can even play online games. People think Math can get boring because once they get to hard lessons, they just quit. You need to push through it and keep on practicing. That's how I feel about Math.
Congratulations to our Artist of the Week, Jason P. - 8th Grade
Jason was chosen Artist of the Week because he put creative energy into his work. For this project, students chose a famous artist to study. Jason chose Keith Haring, a pop artist. He copied his pop iconic style with this drawing.
Congratulations to our Gentleman of the Week - Carlos M. - 8th Grade
Congratulations to our Writer of the Week - Joshua H., 5th Grade
The Herald Community Newspapers
December 2022
Detectives' Association of Long Island provide warmth to De La Salle students.
Detectives Association of LI article docx.pdf
September 2020
Our Executive Director recognized
Bill Gault - Hometown Hero - Sept 2020 - Long Beach Herald.pdf
Please enjoy today's interview with Ana Maria from La Fiesta 98.5 FM "El Sabor de Long Island" and Mrs. Becker, Anthony & Nasir from our 7th Grade - 13 May 2020.
If you read Newsday you may have seen a familiar uniform and the beautiful faces of our student, Noah & Nasir and Mrs. Becker today. The interview with Newsday Reporter Rachel Weiss appears today, 13 May, on page A12.
Newsday - 13 May 2020 Page 12.pdf
The De La Salle School continues to be recognized for their amazing letter-writing campaign to patients and first responders at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital. They were recently interviewed by Newsday Reporter Rachel Weiss for her "LI Act of Kindness" column. The article was published online on Monday, 11 May 2020 and will soon be published in print.
Newsday Digital - LI Acts of Kindness - 11 May 2020
The students of The De La Salle School were tasked to write letters to patients and staff at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital. As the school of HOPE, the students set out to bring HOPE to the patients and staff during these trying times. They were interviewed on 21 April by Erica Byfield of News Channel 4.
Please enjoy this wonderful story of the fine young men of The De La Salle School.
Students Send Letter of Hope to Patients - News Channel 4 Interview
