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Calendar Page 2
Athletics Page 3
Student Orientation Page 3
Dress Code Page 3
Counselors Page 4
Physicals/Health Forms Page 4
Parking Page 4
Dispensing of Medication Page 4
Attendance Procedure Page 5
Bell Schedule Page 5
Online Payments Page 6
Cell Phone Policy Page 6
School Lunches Page 7
Transportation Page 7
Chromebooks Page 7
Campus Ministry Page 8
Power Hour Page 8
Advisory Page 8
Online Textbook Vendor-MBS Page 8
Senior Photos Page 8
FORMS
Archdiocese Info. Page 9
Protecting God’s Children Workshop Page 9
Asbestos Compliance Page 9
Pesticide Page 10
Christian Brothers Auxiliary Page 10

Dad’s Club Page 10
August 13
August 14
August 17
August 27
September 2
September 4
September 7
September 12
September 24
Freshmen Orientation – 7:50 am
Seniors 7:50 am, Juniors 9:20 am, Sophomores 10:50 am
First Day of School – All Grades
Make-up Picture Day
Meet the Teacher Night
No School - Labor Day
No School - Labor Day
100-year Celebration Liturgy with Open House Reception
Parent /Teacher Conferences
September 25 No Classes
September 27

CBA Welcome Tea
September 28-Oct.2 Spirit Week
October.3
October 4
100-year Gala at the Detroit Institute of Arts
Homecoming Dance
October 5 No Classes
October 6
October 9
October 16
October 23
October 25
November 25-29
December 16- 18
December 18
December 21-January 3
January 4
Retake Pictures
Day of Service
1MP Ends
1926 Society Senior Breakfast
Open House
Thanksgiving Break
Mid term exams
2MP Ends
Christmas Break
Classes Resume
January 18 No School (Martin Luther King Day)
February 5
March 25 - April 4
April 5
May 7
May 8
May 11 - 13
May 14
May 15
May 16
3MP Ends
Easter Break
Classes Resume
Mother/Son Mass
Senior Prom
Senior Exams
Graduation Practice
Baccalaureate Mass/ Graduation
All Night Party for Graduates
May 28 No School
May 31 No School
June 2-June 4
June 4
Final Exams
Last Day of School
ATHLETIC INFORMATION: First day of practice/tryouts
Fall Sports
Cross Country – August 10, 2026
Football – August 10, 2026
Soccer – August 10, 2026
Tennis – August 10, 2026
Winter Sports
Basketball – November 11, 2026
Bowling – November 9, 2026
Swim – November 23, 2026
Wrestling – November 16, 2026
Spring Sports
Baseball – March 8, 2026
Golf – March 8, 2026
Lacrosse – March 8, 2026
Track – March 8, 2026
Volleyball - March 8, 2026
Questions:
Freshmen:
Seniors: Juniors:
Sophomores:

Orientation. The DLS hair policy is in effect and will be enforced beginning on Orientation Day.
• Students A - L: Mr. Aaron Solomon – 586.541.6215 asolomon@delasallehs.com
• Students M - Z: Mrs. Monique Cardenas – 586.541.6213 mcardenas@delasallehs.com
• Dean of Students/Director of Counseling: Mr. Andrew Campbell – 586.541.6217 acampbell@delasallehs. com
All new incoming students are required to turn in their physical and health forms by August 1, 2026. In labeled with your son’s name. Forms are available on our website under Parents>Forms & Handbook or click

Students need to provide any change in vehicle information. Email that information to mpesamoska@delasallehs.com
All student absences, late arrivals, and early dismissals must be called into the Main Office (586-778-2207).
Absences: Messages can be left on the attendance line 24 hours/day. Please leave your son’s name, grade, date, reason for the absence, relationship to student and contact phone number. A doctor’s note is required if a student is absent for 3 days in a row.
Late Arrivals: Parents/Guardians must call the main office to report a late arrival for any reason. All late students must check in at the main office.
Early Dismissals: Parents/Guardians who need to release their son early must call the main office in the morning to request an early dismissal. If leaving a message, please include name, grade, date, reason, relationship to the student and contact phone number. Students leaving early will only be dismissed following bell schedule times. Please refer to the enclosed bell schedule.
Illnesses: If a student is sick and needs to leave early, he must report to the main office so we can promptly contact his parent/guardian. To ensure the safety of each student, DLS must obtain permission from the student’s parent/guardian.
Below are school start times for the 2026 – 2027 school year. Monday through Friday: 7:50 am – 2:40 pm

Please note – All tuition payments must be made via your family FACTS account. We are unable to process FACTS account payments at school.
Some items can still be paid for at school: Homecoming tickets, replacement IDs and lanyards, parking passes for example. When making payments at school please use one of the methods described below.
Direct payments can be made to the Business Office Payment Window, mailing your check to the school, or by using your own online bill-paying service.
Questions: Sr. Pat Eeckhout at peeckhout@delasallehs.com
Mrs. Jane Bertelsen at jbertelsen@delasallehs.com
There are fines associated with student handbook violations: Not wearing Student ID around the student’s neck or not having their Student ID on the DLS lanyard, not being in required liturgy shirt or tie when appropriate, in school suspension, etc. Unpaid fines will be directly invoiced to a student’s FACTS tuition account. If payment is not received by the Business Office within 7 days, the amount will become due at FACTS and be subject to late fees.
As we prepare for the upcoming academic year, we remain deeply committed to providing an environment where your student can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. To fully align our daily campus life with our mission, De La Salle Collegiate is implementing a new Personal Technology Device Policy for the 20262027 school year.
Starting this school year, no personal technology devices are allowed to be used on the campus of De La Salle during school hours. This includes the following devices:
• Cell Phones
• Smartwatches
• Smartglasses
• Tablets
• Laptops (non-chromebook)
• Headphones
All personal technology devices must be stored in lockers from the time a student arrives on campus through the end of the school day.
This policy change is firmly rooted in The Lasallian Five Core Principles that serve as the foundation of our student handbook.
Further details regarding the specific logistics and expectations of the Personal Electronic Device Policy (SY 2026-2027) can be found in the designated section of the handbook which will be released August 1, 2026 or in the email sent on Monday, July 20. Thank you for your continued partnership and support as we strive to live out these sacred principles more fully each day.
All students are required to have their own Chromebooks. We are a Google school, so Chromebooks are critical to the learning experience at De La Salle. Chromebooks can be purchased at any local box-store, such as Target, Best Buy or Walmart.
Frequently Asked Questions/Tips:
• The technology department recommends NOT purchasing a refurbished Chromebook.
• The technology department recommends purchasing insurance in addition to the Chromebook.
• Anything other than a Chromebook is unacceptable. (iPads. Macs, laptops, cell phones, etc…) The school’s WiFi password will only be entered on Chromebooks.
Chromebook Licensing—NEW For 26-27
Each Chromebook in the school, whether it be student- or DLS-owned, is to be managed by the De La Salle Collegiate network. There is a $30 fee for each Chromebook license on our network. After the initial license is distributed to the student-owned Chromebook each subsequent student-owned Chromebook will be charged a $30 technology fee, added to the FACTS tuition account. This will apply to additional student-owned ChromeBooks after the initial one is placed on the network as well. Each student should only have 1 student-owned Chromebook on the DLS network at any given time.
Questions: Mrs. Sheryl Anderson at sanderson@delasallehs.com
Continuing our partnership with Variety Foods to provide food in our cafeteria for the 2026-2027 school year.
Purchases in the cafeteria can be paid for in cash or using available amounts on the student’s prefunded cafeteria account in Infinite Campus Parent Portal.
Students will have their ID cards electronically read at checkout. The student’s cafeteria account may NOT be used to purchase anything but food from the school’s cafeteria. Students will not be able to purchase items if they have a negative balance on their food account or do not produce their Student ID.
Parents have the ability to deposit money into their son’s cafeteria account through their Infinite Campus account. (under MORE) Funds may also be added to the lunch account at the cafeteria register or at the Business Office window with cash or check.
If you are interested in carpooling or bus routes, please email the following information to Mr. Larry Petruzzello's Office at lpetruzzello@delasallehs.com
• Son’s name and grade
• Address and phone number
• Parent’s email and cell phone number

In keeping with the tradition of a Catholic, Lasallian education, ALL students are required to make a one-day Spiritual Retreat and be off campus.
The retreat will offer the individual student an introspective opportunity to contemplate their relationship with God and their neighbor. Each grade level retreat follows a particular theme for the day and promotes meeting that theme through the use of presentations, music, Sacramentals, and Sacraments.
In order to cover costs for all events, there is a $25 non-refundable Campus Ministry Fee. This amount will be invoiced to your student’s FACTS tuition account with a payment due date of January 4, 2027.
Please email the following for more information: Mr. Brian Barker at bbarker@delasallehs.com or Sr. Kathleen Matz at kmatz@delasallehs.com
This is where you view your son’s grades, check his attendance, review his conduct, and check his schedule. Access will be granted to your son’s schedule on August 1, 2026 if you have met all requirements of enrollment.
Questions: Mrs. Sheryl Anderson at sanderson@delasallehs.com.
Power Hour is a dynamic, one-hour block embedded into the middle of every standard school day. The mission of Power Hour is to maximize student opportunities for academic support, social engagement, and personal enrichment.
While Tuesday through Friday remains fully flexible for lunch, tutoring, and extracurricular activities, Mondays are uniquely structured to house our mandatory, school-wide Advisory period. Advisory serves as a “homeroom” for students to receive information, instruction, and interaction that focuses on whole-person development.
Our school book supplier is MBS. Go to https://www.bncollege.com or contact them at BNC customer service: 1-844-603-9960 if there are any questions or concerns. The website will be live on August 1, 2026. See Flyer attachment for all the details.

All seniors must be photographed by Kaiser Studio, however, you are under no obligation to purchase personal portraits. All photos must be taken by Friday, December 4 to appear in the yearbook.
• Seniors must wear a tie with a WHITE shirt for the pose taken in the gown. Hair must be above the collar, off the ears, and off the eyebrows. Students must be clean-shaven.
• No jewelry is permitted. NO EARRINGS.
• Students wear the purple gown only. No cap should be worn for the yearbook composite picture. Gowns are provided at the studio.
Only portraits taken by Kaiser Studio will be included in the color composite picture and in the yearbook. Must make an appointment for sitting at: https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/c67703ed Questions: Mrs. Annmarie Michol at: amichol@delasallehs.com.
If you plan to volunteer at De La Salle, please be advised of the following AOD mandatory requirements.
All volunteers must submit a completed background check form before starting a volunteer assignment. Forms are found on our website under Parents/Volunteer.
Questions: Mrs. Anita Griffin at agriffin@delasallehs.com
Attendance is mandatory for anyone who may have contact with children. Please visit www.virtus.org to register for a workshop (see below).
Upon completion, a copy of the workshop certificate must be sent to: Mrs. Anita Griffin.
To register online:
• Go to www.virtus.org
• Click on “Registration” (on the left hand side)
• Select “Begin Registration Process”
• Choose “Detroit, MI” from the drop down menu.
Enter your registration information. When asked to enter user ID and password, we suggest using your first name and last name, in lowercase with no spaces, as your user ID, and your last name in lowercase as your password.
Questions: Mrs. Anita Griffin at agriffin@delasallehs.com
This is to inform you that De La Salle is in compliance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act.
Asbestos is a term for a group of minerals that readily separate into fibers; it is used for its noncombustible and chemically resistant qualities. It is typically found in coverings on boilers, furnaces, ductwork, and piping. In order for asbestos to be a health risk, asbestos fibers must be released from the material and be present in the air for people to breathe. Once inhaled or ingested, several illnesses may occur, namely, lung cancer and other cancers in the chest or digestive tract.

In 1989, and again prior to construction in 2025, an asbestos inspection was made at De La Salle. A small amount of asbestos was located. The asbestos is in either good or fair condition and does not present an immediate health hazard (i.e., particles are not being released into the air).
Due to the construction project, there were a number of areas where the asbestos would be disturbed. An asbestos removal company was contacted to safely remove this material from De La Salle. This work has been completed. The building poses no danger for our students or employees.
The asbestos report is on file in the Facility Manager’s office.
Dear Parent/Guardian:
As part of De La Salle Collegiate High School’s pest management program, pesticides are occasionally applied. You have the right to be informed of any pesticide application made to the school grounds or buildings. In certain emergencies, pesticides may be applied without prior notice, but you will be provided notice following any such application.
Questions: Mr. Andrew Zimmerman at azimmerman@delasallehs.com
The Christian Brothers Auxiliary (CBA) is a group of dedicated women, from incoming freshmen moms to those members who continue to support our mission long after their sons have graduated. We laugh and cry together; we share our joys, and we share in prayer. We help provide much-needed tuition assistance and support the many opportunities available to the students. The CBA meets monthly, usually on Thursday evenings. We host two annual fundraisers. Our Holiday Arts & Crafts Show and Sip & Shop in November, and our Spring Fantasy Fashion Show & Dinner in March. We’ll kick off our new program year at our Welcome Tea on September 27, 2026. Please watch your mail for your invitation.
For more information: dlscba@delasallehs.com or Christian Brothers Auxiliary - De La Salle Collegiate | Grades 9-12 | Warren, MI , 586-778-2207 x 460, or like us on Facebook at Friends of the De La Salle Collegiate Christian Brothers Auxiliary (CBA).
The DLS Dads’ Club is a group of dedicated men, from current and former fathers, grandfathers, and uncles, to students at DLS. Their mission is to assist with the special events happening in and around the school. From barbeques to monthly meetings to athletic events, you can always see the hardworking dads helping out.
For more information: dlsdadsclub@delasallehs.com or visit us on the school website Parent Involvement>Dad's Club. https://www.delasallehs.com/student-life/dads-club

