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Wildlife Rescue
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Writer of the Week
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21 January 2011
                                                             

Dear Friends,

 

We hope you enjoy The De La Salle Dispatch and will help us spread the word of the good work being done here by forwarding this Dispatch to your family and friends.  It's easy to do, just click the Please forward email link on the bottom.   One of our goals for 2011 is to increase our social network presence and a key to that is adding more followers to our email list.  Your help is greatly appreciated.

 

Please visit our new and improved Web Site.  Just click the Quick Link on the left.

 

Thanks!

Farm Animals


Bobby Horvath of Wildlife in Need of Rescue and Rehabiliation presenting program to the students on 7 January. 

student lunch with BT

Some of the 8th grade students who completed the first quarter of 2010-2011 school year without any demerits enjoy brownies and ice cream courtesy of Br. Thomas.


Word of Week 10 January

belligerent
showing an eagerness to fight

Word of the Week 17 January

obsolete

no longer in use

 

Tidings from Brother Thomas

 

 

I am a De La Salle Gentleman.  I dream big.   At the end of assembly every morning, just before we all recite the Pledge of Allegiance, our students acclaim a series of affirmations.  Among them are the two with which I began this paragraph.

 

It seemed appropriate as we commemorated Martin Luther King and referenced his famous speech that our students be invited to articulate their dreams.  This writing exercise was placed in a context of a prayer service where the message of God through the prophet Jeremiah and the words of Jesus Christ guided the students' reflection.  Jeremiah noted that God's plans for us are for our benefit not our woe (cf. Jer. 29:11).  John's Gospel account quotes Jesus' intention that we experience life in its fullness (cf. Jn. 10:10). 

 

Over the course of several subsequent morning assemblies the teachers in turn read the anonymous words of our students.  A sampling of what we all heard follows.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to become a professional soccer player and help my family with any problems they have.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is peace on earth for ever and ever.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to be an artist and show my drawings in a museum.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to get 90s on my report card so when I am older I can go to a good college to become a doctor.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to stop being lazy.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is that all children will be able to get along instead of being enemies.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to be President of the United States.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to succeed in life and give back to everyone that helped me.  I would also like to get involved more often instead of staying home playing games.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to find a cure for some types of illnesses like some cancers.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to be a mechanic and fix cars.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to live my life and do good in everything I do each day.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to go to college and start my own company, or enter the military, or become a lawyer.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to graduate from here, high school, from college, then get a good job in my future and donate back to the school.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is that I want my mom and dad and sister and brother to be a family again.

 

  • A dream that I have for myself is to be successful and wealthy not only with money but also wealthy with love and intelligence.

 

 

Join me in proclaiming Amen to all these dreams...and know, too, that another one of our daily affirmations is I work hard to achieve my dreams.

 

 

ARTIST OF THE WEEK 


One of the highlights at the De La Salle School is the weekly selection of an Artist of the Week based on drawings done by the students.  

Week of 10 January.....David L.

Week of 17 January.....Oscar H.

WRITER OF THE WEEK 

 

One more feature at The De La Salle School is the weekly selection of a Writer of the Week.  Each student submits a writing which is reviewed by the faculty and then a student is selected  as the Writer of the Week.   
Week of 10 January......Marc P.
Week of 17 January......Jose V.
GENTLEMAN OF THE WEEK

Each week a Gentleman of the Week is selected for his outstanding character in the Lasallian tradition.  

 

Week of 17 January.........Brian M.

Week of 24 January.........Carlos M.

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