Shadow Program
COME FOR A DAY. STAY FOR FOUR YEARS.
Experience a typical day at Seton LaSalle by scheduling a Shadow Day or Rebel for a Day! Your child will attend classes, meet teachers and students, have an amazing lunch, and be a part of our great community. Occasionally, there may be an opportunity to attend a school-wide event, such as Mass, a guest speaker, or Rebel Rec.
Please see below to learn more about Shadow Days and Rebel for a Days. The experiences are nearly the same, so we're confident that you'll be happy with whatever you choose! Then click the button to schedule your visit.
Contact Bridgette Kennedy at [email protected] or 412-561-3583 Ext. 514 if you have any questions.
ABOUT SHADOW DAYS
- Shadow Days are for students in Grades 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 (prior to January of 11th grade).
- Shadow Days are from 7:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m.*
- Each visiting student is paired with a current student and follows his/her schedule. (Our current students love hosting shadow students!)
- Students can wear their school uniform (if they have one) or dress casually (Catholic-school appropriate - no hats, crop tops, short shorts, clothes with inappropriate themes, etc.) If they'd like to blend in with the rest of the students, they can wear a white or green polo or button down shirt and khaki pants or a khaki skirt (girls can also wear pants).
- Students do not need to bring anything with them, but they can bring a notebook, book, or homework just in case they want to take notes or occupy themselves if a class has a test or assignment, etc.
- Lunch is provided and the food is great! There are always a lot of options. They may bring a packed lunch if that is preferred.
*Special accommodations can be arranged for families who would like different start and end times, etc. We are happy to work with you!
ABOUT REBEL FOR A DAY
- Rebel for a Day is for 8th grade students.
- Rebel for a Day is from 7:45 a.m. - 2 p.m.
- Each visiting student is paired with a current student and follows his/her schedule. (Our current students love hosting shadow students!)
- Students can wear their school uniform (if they have one) or dress casually (Catholic-school appropriate - no hats, crop tops, short shorts, clothes with inappropriate themes, etc.) If they'd like to blend in with the rest of the students, they can wear a white or green polo or button down shirt and khaki pants or a khaki skirt (girls can also wear pants).
- Students do not need to bring anything with them, but they can bring a notebook, book, or homework just in case they want to take notes or occupy themselves if a class has a test or assignment, etc.
- Lunch is provided and the food is great! There are always a lot of options. They may bring a packed lunch if that is preferred.
- The visit concludes with a meet and greet with various SLS community members based on the availability of Seton LaSalle faculty and staff. Community members could include representatives from Campus Ministry, Athletics and Activities, Performing Arts, Academic Success, Student Government, and more.
