DeLaSalle High School

Grades:
9-12
Cost:
Last year, DeLaSalle awarded $4.8 million in financial aid to our students. The vast majority of this support is distributed based on demonstrated family need, ensuring that a DeLaSalle education remains accessible to all. In addition, the school offers a number of merit-based scholarships, awarded to students who excel in academics, testing, & through strong letters of recommendation.
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School hours:
Mon-Fri 8:15AM-2:50PM
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District:
Independent

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About

About Us

DeLaSalle High School, located on historic Nicollet Island in Minneapolis, is a Catholic, college-preparatory school serving students in grades 9-12. Rooted in the tradition of the Christian Brothers, DeLaSalle provides a values-based education that emphasizes academic excellence, faith, service, & community. With a diverse student body representing neighborhoods across the Twin Cities & beyond, students benefit from small class sizes, dedicated teachers, & a supportive environment that fosters both personal & intellectual growth. DeLaSalle offers a rigorous curriculum–including Honors, Advanced Placement, & college-credit courses–alongside robust extracurricular opportunities in the arts, athletics, & leadership. Each year, 100% of graduates pursue post-secondary education, earning millions in scholarships. Committed to accessibility, DeLaSalle provides over $4.8 million annually in financial aid & scholarships, ensuring families from all backgrounds can experience the Islander tradition.

Languages spoken by school staff

English, French, Spanish, American Sign Language, Mandarin

Extra programming

DeLaSalle offers more than 45 co-curriculars, including Global Advantage study abroad options. Over 9% of the students will join at least one activity & more than 75% will join two or more.

Extracurriculars Offered:

AV/Tech Clubs, Cultural Extracurriculars, Debate/Speech Clubs, Environmental/Outdoors Clubs, Foreign Language Clubs, Journalism/Newspaper Clubs, Music, STEM/STEAM Clubs, Sports, Theater, Visual Arts Clubs

Uniforms

Students who attend DeLaSalle High School are required to wear uniforms.

How to enroll

To enroll, contact Theresa Naumann at (612) 676-7664 or admissionsoffice@delasalle.com.

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Academic programming

A college prep high school, DeLaSalle offers honors & Advanced Placement (AP) courses, postsecondary enrollment options (PSEO), & science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programming. Over 95% of their 2022 graduates attended college in the fall. Learning support & guidance counseling are available to students.

Academic Programs Offered:

Advanced Instruction, Advanced Placement (AP), Arts Focused Programming, Multi-Grade Classrooms, PSEO, Personalized Learning

Special education programming

DeLaSalle meets the needs of many students through a Learning Support program, a commitment to student-teacher interactions, & communication throughout the year.

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School values

At DeLaSalle, their values shape everything they do. Rooted in the Lasallian tradition, they are committed to faith, learning, service, community, & inclusivity. They nurture students’ spiritual growth & encourage them to live with purpose, guided by Catholic values & respect for all faiths. In the classroom, they strive for academic excellence, inspiring curiosity, creativity, & critical thinking. Service to others is central to DeLaSalle’s mission, as students learn the importance of compassion, justice, & leadership through action. The community—diverse in backgrounds, cultures, & experiences—is united by mutual respect & a shared commitment to growth. Above all, they believe every student is created in God’s image, deserving of dignity, belonging, & opportunity. These values guide Islanders to become thoughtful scholars, servant leaders, & people of character who make a difference in the world.

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