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What Makes Us
Seton LaSalle?

Personalized Academics

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You are not a number at Seton LaSalle. We get to know you and your academic needs and desires because we insist on an intimate learning environment. Our average student:faculty ratio is 15:1. You can personalize your schedule and courses in a Christian environment.

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Spiritual Formation

Our students say that "God is everywhere at Seton LaSalle."

That is our goal - to help students know God, interpret our values through the lens of Catholicism and apply those principles in life.

Prayer starts our day, so we can remember where our priorities lie.

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Exceptional Opportunities

Seton LaSalle is the perfect size. Here you are encouraged to join. We believe in opportunities for everyone.

 

PIAA Championship Teams. Nationally-Ranked Vocal Group. Exceptional Forensics. High-tech Computer Technology Club.

Wherever your passions lie, you can find a place to express them at Seton LaSalle - and make friends who enjoy the same thing!

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What Makes Us
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Nurturing Atmosphere

Everyone belongs at Seton LaSalle.
 

You will be greeted with a welcoming spirit - a Christlike spirit. Because we believe that God created everyone to be different, we respect and cherish those differences.

 

 

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What Makes Us
Seton LaSalle?

Coeducational Learning

Seton LaSalle is the largest co-educational high school in Pittsburgh's South Hills region.

Men and women work together - in college, in careers, in homes. We believe that cooperative experience should begin in high school.
 

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