Hello Juniors!  It is time for more College Talk!  Please click on the link below which lists out a pathway on things to do these next two semesters.  ". . .tomorrow is in large part determined by what you do today.  So make today a masterpiece.  You have control over that (Coach John Wooden)."  Start working towards your future!  You got this!

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This last week our Juniors completed the PSAT/NMSQT testing.  It was a success!  Thank you to parents and teachers for all of your support!

Springtide Research Institute is conducting a survey as a third party, with the Lasallian District of San Francisco New Orleans, to understand more about your student(s)’ experiences at their school––specifically focused on their belonging and thriving. This survey will follow up on our findings from the past two years.

This survey will ask about your perceptions of student belonging and thriving at the school, and your responses will provide a more holistic view of the student experience.

Findings from this survey will accompany our findings from a similar student survey. As a vital participant in this study, we need to hear from you! This survey should take you about 6 minutes to complete. All responses are confidential. 

Please click this link to take the survey:

https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/8008279/SFNO-2024-Belonging-Parents-Saint-Michaels-HS 

Don’t forget about our great tutoring resource:  

Our National Honor Society students have committed themselves to tutoring other students who may need extra support in some of their classes.  

Please contact the National Honor Society's Moderator, Ms. Aida Martinez at amartinezsuarez@smhs.me for more information. 

Lasallian Without Limits

As Lasallians, we are called to be respectful and understanding with one other, remembering that, as each of us struggles to overcome our own shortcomings, we never know what the other person has been dealing with.  It is a form of generosity that is challenging to put into action.  

And, so, remembering that we are in the Holy Presence of God:

We pray to be the light to those in darkness, to build sustainable communities wherever we find ourselves, to be hope for those without, to stand in solidarity with those on the margins, to recognize the inherent human dignity of each person — no matter the circumstance — to discern how to be our best selves in the midst of a chaotic world.  That is, to embrace our identity as “Lasallians without limits.”