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Entrance to De La Salle College is competitive and an early application is recommended. For the 2023 - 2024 academic year, we aim to cap class sizes at 18 students per section. We will assess the number of sections required as needed. For the 2023 - 2024 academic year, the College will be admitting 40 - 50 Grade 9 students. Apply Now. Inquire Now.
Local and International Recognition. Studying at LaSalle College means being part of LCI Education, which includes 12 higher education institutions spread across 5 continents! The LCI Education community is present in Canada, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Oceania!
The schools are affiliated with a Roman Catholic teaching order founded by Saint Jean-Baptist de La Salle in France in 1679. Canonized in 1900, La Salle was later proclaimed by the Vatican as the patron saint of teachers. So, in all, the College has quite a pedigree. It is committed to a Catholic Education, and religious observance is a daily ...
Our 2023-24 Staff We, the Staff of De La Salle College, will focus on Academic Excellence through Innovative and Interdisciplinary Interaction, Student Participation and Responsibility based on a Lasallian Tradition, within a community grounded in Christian, Catholic Faith.
De La Salle College is a co-educational, private Catholic school in Toronto, Canada, servicing grades 5-12.
On behalf of the De La Salle College Community, we would like to thank you sincerely for considering our school for your son or daughter. With its rich history in the City of Toronto dating back to 1851, De La Salle has provided a human and Christian education to thousands of young men and women who continue to live out the school’s motto of “Enter to Learn.
The De La Salle Property. Originally, what is now De La Salle College was part of a 200-acre grant by the Government of Upper Canada in 1798 to Chief Justice Honourable John Elmsley. By 1836 the crown land was given by the Elmsley family to St. James Anglican church. Senator John Macdonald bought 35 acres from the Anglican Church in 1858.
