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Lasallian Catholic Identity

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More than 350 years ago, Saint John Baptist de La Salle envisioned a revolutionary model of education that would make God known and provide a human and Christian education to young people, especially those who were poor and marginalized.

Today, San Miguel High School continues that Lasallian legacy by forming students in faith, knowledge, and service, empowering them to transform their lives, their families, and their communities.

As a Lasallian School we are committed to....

Lasallian education strives to respond to the needs of all youth especially those who are poor, disadvantaged, or disenfranchised by conducting schools that are economically, academically, and socially accessible to all.

Lasallian educators attend with care and vigilance to the whole person, providing a rich and transformative educational experience that both teaches the minds and touches the hearts of their students.