Board Governance Workshop

An Orientation & Introduction

to the Lasallian Heritage

Opening & Closing Our Prayer

Opening: • “Let us remember….• that we are in the holy

presence of God.”

Closing: Saint John Baptist de La Salle… Pray for us! Live Jesus in our hearts… Forever!

What We Hope to Achieve

• Growing Familiarity with the

Lasallian mission

• Growing Familiarity with

Policy Governance

• Growing Familiarity with how

these two work together

Breakdown of Our Time

• Tonight: Introductions• To each other

• To the Lasallian Educational

Mission

• Tomorrow Morning: Orientation

to the Lasallian Educational

Mission

• Later Tomorrow and Friday: The

nature of Policy Governance

Introductions

• What school do you represent?

• Something about yourself.

• What is your connection to the Brothers and the Lasallian world?

• Why did you say “yes” to the invitation to serve in a Lasallian school?

The Lasallian Family

Today

A Quick Tour

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The International Institute 2014

www.lasalle.org

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Count r i

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4485

Br o t h e r s84,958 Partners

938,690 Students

 

District of Eastern North America

District of San Francisco

Midwest District

New Orleans/Santa Fe District

District of Francophone Canada

RELAN 2014■ 102 ministries■ 43 High Schools, of which

three are “Cristo Rey” schools

■ 9 Middle/High Schools■ 12 Middle Schools, of

which 11 are “Miguel” schools

■ 7 Colleges / Universities■ 2 Elementary Schools■ 20 Educational Centers

serving more than 30,000 people in 2012-2013

■ 3 Support Ministries■ 6 District or Regional

Offices■ 70,000 students, grades K

through higher education■ 755 Brothers■ More than 10,000 Partners

CALIFORNIA-NORTHERNChristian Brothers High School, Sacramento (1876)De La Salle High School, Concord (1965)De La Salle Institute, Napa, CA (1882)De Marillac Academy, San Francisco (2001)Justin-Siena High School, Napa (1966)Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, San Francisco (1852)Saint Mary’s College, Moraga (1863)Saint Mary’s College High School, Berkeley (1863)

CALIFORNIA-SOUTHERNCathedral High School, Los Angeles (1925)La Salle High School, Pasadena (1956)

Centro La Salle, Tijuana, Mexico (1978)In partnership with the District of North Mexico

OREGONLa Salle Catholic College Preparatory, Milwaukie (1966)De La Salle North Catholic High School, Portland (2001)

WASHINGTONLa Salle High School, Yakima (1998)

ARIZONASan Miguel High School, Tucson (2004)

The District of San Francisco 2014

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The New Orleans-

Santa Fe District 2014

Mullen High School (1931)

Saint Michael’s High School (1859)

Cathedral High School (1925)

St. Paul’s School (1918)De La Salle High School (1949)Christian Brothers School (1960)Archbishop Rummel High School (1962)District Office: Covington, LA

www.cbnosf.org

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And – Coming Soon to a Region Near You . . .

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Lasallian Colleges and Universities 2014

• RELAL – 35

• PARC – 13

• RELEM - 9

• RELAF – 1

• RELAN – 7

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Our Worldwide Mission

The purpose of this Institute is to provide a human and Christian education to the young, especially the poor, according to

the ministry which the Church has entrusted to it.

-- The Rule of the Brothers of the Christian Schools

Video Overview

• Inspiration• Scott Gibbs,

Videographer

• As you watch this video, listen and watch for words and images that strike you as “clues” to mission

Stop and Reflect

• I learned…• I was surprised…• I’m beginning to

wonder…• I’m getting clearer

about…• I rediscovered…• I am feeling…• I have a question

about…