Lasallian Student Leaders is a one-week summer program for secondary-school students who are active in or planning to play a role in student leadership at their schools in the coming year. Participating students are typically invited by their school through the student government or campus ministry programs. The LSL for 2008 will be July 20 through 25 at Saint Mary’s College of California in Moraga. To register, click here.

Lasallian Youth is a worldwide movement in Lasallian schools and other educational works to promote the tenets of faith, service, community and social justice education among the student body and within the broader community. Each school develops its local programs and the District Office of Education brings students and faculty together once a year to participate in the annual Lasallian Youth Assembly for secondary school students. The LYA for 2008 will be June 22 through 27 at the University of San Francisco. For complete information, click here.

Lasallian Collegians has been established in the District of San Francisco to allow graduates of Lasallian secondary schools to stay in contact and/or engaged in the Lasallian educational mission. The Network allows students attending private and public colleges and universities to receive news and information from the Institute on a regular basis, as well as participate in District events.

The Lasallian Volunteers, mostly recent college graduates, live and work in association with De La Salle Christian Brothers for one or more years of service in ministries for those in situations of poverty throughout the United States and in Tijuana, Mexico. In the District of San Francisco Lasallian Volunteers live and work with the Brothers in 5 locations.

Contacts and Aspirants are young men of at least college age who are considering the option of becoming a Brother of the Christian Schools. Many are also Lasallian Collegians or Lasallian Volunteers. They are mentored by the Brothers. They participate in community building with each other and Brothers communities particularly through the opportunity of working and living with the Brothers for periods of time. Through these experiences they come to understand if God is calling them to a more continue Lasallian ministry as a Brother.