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Our Values
Mission Statement
Bishop Loughlin Memorial High
School is a Catholic, Diocesan, college
preparatory high school that draws
its Christian perspective from the
faith tradition of the Roman Catholic
Church and the Lasallian tradition
of the Brothers of the Christian
Schools. Loughlin fosters academic
success, builds character, develops
future leaders, and nurtures a vibrant
personal relationship with God.
Loughlin stimulates and supports
a student’s quest for intellectual,
spiritual, physical, moral and civic
development. Students are challenged
to achieve their full potential, to strive
for excellence and to further their
education at colleges and universities.
Loughlin students, faculty and staff are
committed to an inclusive community
that respects diversity in its many forms
and values excellence in scholarship.
Lasallian Education
A Lasallian education is based on
the teachings and vision of St. John
Baptist de La Salle. For De La Salle,
education meant development of the
total person.
A school can be said to be Lasallian:
• when there is a profound respect
for each student as a unique
person,
• when there is a spirit of
community,
• when the school offers quality
education,
• when it really merits the adjective
Christian,
• when it manifests solidarity with
the poor and promotes the quest
for justice and peace,
• when its administrators and
teachers have made their own
the characteristics of Lasallian
education,
• when the school community is
formed in reference to the story of
John Baptist de La Salle.
In a Lasallian school, the Christian
dimension permeates and shapes
every aspect of school life:
tone, atmosphere, spirit, signs,
symbols, relationships, curriculum,
requirements, policies, and regulations.
Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve: is the
motto for a Lasallian education.
A Lasallian Education proposes – but
in no way imposes – Jesus Christ.
At a Lasallian school, all students
are treated with respect and care,
whatever their religious beliefs.
“
Brother Dennis, President
Our goal is to offer a human and
Christian education to young
people which prepares them to be
successful in this world without
sacrificing core values.
”