There are a lot of kids signing up for the Broadway Bound Summer Conservatory musical programs at Lassalette School, and that's great! The school recently changed its rules to keep students safe. Now, it is holding community meetings to talk about the LCAP goals for 2026. Principal Lisa Mannino is still trying to make the school a place where "Excellence for All" is the norm. She plans to start new bilingual literacy programs in the spring.

Q1. Does Lassalette have an elective for middle school students who want to be leaders or in student government?

Ans. Middle school students can join the Associated Student Body to plan events on campus and work on their own leadership skills.

Q2. What are the rules at Lassalette about using cell phones?

Ans. To keep the classroom from being too noisy, students' cell phones must stay off and in their backpacks during class.

Q3. Does Lassalette offer specialized help for students with autism?

Ans. The school has special programs run by trained professionals to meet the specific social and educational needs of each student.

4. Does Lassalette offer any classes for parents to learn?

Ans. The school holds workshops from time to time on things like digital safety, ways to help students read and write, and ways to help students' mental health.

Q5. What does the administration at Lassalette do about bullying among students?

Ans. The school has a strict zero-tolerance policy and a full reporting system to make sure that all students are safe and healthy.