In the De La Salle Classroom, you will find dynamic teachers that inspire young minds to grow and develop. From eighth to twelfth grade, our faculty presents a comprehensive college model academic program that challenges students to reach their full potential.
De La Salle School is a dynamic, innovative Catholic school preparing young people for college, career, and life in a global community associated with the Lasallian mission.
“Sports have taught me lessons that I hold dear to my heart. Being a leader is more than just successfully getting the job done. It’s the way you conduct yourself, work with your team, and approach the task at hand. Everyone has a role to play – when all the pieces of the puzzle fit together, we are destined to succeed.”
– Terrance Vincent Jr., Class of 2023
“There is something for everyone at De La Salle! Extracurriculars at De La Salle have given me the opportunity to get involved, form close friendships, and explore my particular interests. The relationships I’ve formed and memories I’ve made through Extracurriculars make De La Salle feel like home.”
– Taylor Michel, Class of 2023
“From the personal classroom attention to the vast offerings of clubs and activities, each student has the opportunity to find their place to thrive. The small catholic co-educational environment truly feels like family. It has been a pleasure to watch my daughter blossom over the past five years. She is proud to soon be a third generation Cavalier!”
– Debbie McLanahan, DLS Parent
“I believe in its mission, academic standards and the need it meets given De La Salle is the only catholic, co-educational, diverse high school in our community.”
– Paul Flower, Class of ‘63
With Summer programs like Cav Camp and Foundations, De La Salle offers a safe, productive environment for your Cavalier to spend time during the summer months.
“De La Salle excels in the Lasallian core principles of an inclusive community, concern for the poor, and social justice. These principles allow me to firmly make service a part of my day at De La Salle. De La Salle encourages an environment of generosity and love for a community devastated by crime and natural disasters.”
– Anthony Prados, Class of ‘25
Perry Rogers began teaching at De La Salle in 1997. She taught US History and Human Geography until 2000 when she departed to start her family, that now includes three beautiful children. Perry returned to De La Salle in 2011 and at present, she teaches AP US History, AP Human Geography, and 8th Grade English.
Perry also moderates the Study Center. The Study Center is a place that students can go for tutoring in any subject. Tutors include teachers, volunteers, retired teachers, and fellow students. The Study Center is open to all students to drop in during second lunch and after school Monday through Friday.
“Mrs. Rogers is a gifted teacher and a tireless worker. She possesses the unique ability to effectively motivate and educate our brightest students, as well as those students in need of academic support. Mrs. Rogers models our Lasallian values consistently and passionately, and her love for her work and for her students is evident.” –Principal, Paul Kelly ’83
Perry earned her Bachelor’s Degree from Lipscomb University in Nashville and her Masters of Arts in Teaching from Tulane University. Outside of class Perry enjoys reading, spending time with her family and traveling.