A Tour At LSA

Welcome To La Salette Of Aurora !!! 

The Front Gate

Everyday, the front gate is being guarded by our own security guards with C.A.T officers who inspects the bags of the students to make sure that the students doesn't bring any gadgets or harmful things that could harm other students.

Celebrations Held In Our School

    Nutrition Month

          An event held yearly (every July) to encourage students to have a balanced diet and eat healthy food like fruits and vegetables. This celebration includes the following activities:

1. Cook Fest - students in each year/grade level are being tested in their cooking skills. they are to cook ulam for the students that contains a huge deal of vegetables like the famous Ilocano food, pinakbet, adobong sitaw and many more.
2. Poster and Slogan Making Contest - an activity that enhances the student's skills in drawing and making a statement out of the theme.
3. Jingle Contest - a contest wherein each year are to compose their own song (with choreography) in accordance to the theme.
4. Salo-salo - after the activities, the whole school body gathers together in the school gymnasium to eat together like a one big happy family.

Buwan Ng Wika

The Buwan ng Wika is always celebrated in schools in the Philippines every August. The school promotes the usage of Filipino language in the school campus during this month. During the entire month of August, Competitions are always held. Some of these are Slogan Making Contest, Poster Making Contest, Paglikha ng Tula at Mga Awitin.

The yearly Sabayang Pagbigkas Competition is also held.

    Intramurals

The Intramurals or sports Intramurals is usually celebrated every July. It is a three-day celebration starting with a Celebration of the Holy Eucharist and a Parade around the town led by the school Drum and Lyre Corps. Sports is the center of this celebration where the opposing teams of different schools compete with each other on different sport events such as Basketball , Volleyball, Softball, Sepak Takraw, Badminton, and Table Tennis.

The intramural sports programs are often organized on the campus to promote competition and fun among the students of different schools.

  

     Foundation Day

The celebration of the Foundation starts every September 17 and ends on September 19 marking the Anniversary of the Apparition of Our Lady of La Salette. The Foundation Day is the most awaited event in a school year.

There are always three/four teams competing each other, the name of the teams always start with a representing color followed by a representing mascot depending on the yearly theme. 

The celebration starts with a Holy Mass and a Parade led by the Flag Bearers and Drum and Lyre Corps. It is participated by all students classified on teams. All are wearing their official colors. The parade also has floats from Elementary Department, and the float of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The parade consist also of the Faculty and Staff.

The competitions are scheduled accordingly so all students have to watch every event. 

On the other hand, Sports Competition is usually in the afternoon and are held in different parts of the school field. Winners of the Final Round are considered the Champion for the said event. Awarding of trophies and medals are usually on the afternoon of September 19 that marks the end of the said celebration.

    

    Other Celebrations

• Rosary Month

• Belen

During the month of December, students have to donate goods like old clothes, toys and basic commodities. Each year/grade level must earn their goods and they are being counted weekly with corresponding points. The section with the highest value of donations every week are announced during the Flag ceremony and earn extra merit. The earned goods are donated on Christmas Day to people of remote areas in the town.

The School's Clubs And Organizations

Religious Education Society (RES)	A soceity that serves the church in accordance to God’s will. This society takes charge of the Religious activities being held in the school. It includes Word Ministry, Legion of Mary, Knights and Angels of the Altar, Pangkat Manlilikom and Salettinian Catechist.
Supreme Student Council (SSC)	The Supreme Student Cancel or SSC is the student government inside the campus. A student must meet the requirements in filing a Candidacy for a desired position. The candidates are allowed to campaign but were given limited time. Campaign paraphernalias have to be located in the designated areas. The Student Council is determined by an Election with voters comprising all students. Positions includePresident, Vice President, Treasurer and more.
SciMaTech Club	An organization that takes charge in Intellectualy-related activities like Quiz Bees and many more.
Communication Arts (Comm. Arts)	Formerly called Language Club takes charge in celebrations like Buwan Ng Wika and is also in charge in the Salettinian Clarion or La Salette of Aurora’s School Newspaper.
Performing Arts Club	The organization that enhances your talents and abilities through a lot of activities. This involves  Choir, Dance, Visual Arts, Sports, and Drum And Lyre.

La Salette Of Aurora

    History:

^^La Salette of Aurora, Inc., one among the eight La Salette schools in the province of Isabela, is located in Brgy. Sta. Rosa, Aurora, Isabela, Philippines - a town west of Cabatuan across the ravaging Magat River which continually erodes the town's border taking away big portion of farm lands.

    In 1952, the late Rev. Fr. Paul Doulliard, MS who was the Parish Priest of St. Isidore Parish, thought of putting up a school for Catholic families' children in the Parish. His missionary spirit inspired him so much that he requested the Bishop for an approval. Not long later, the awaited Bishop's approval reached his hands in exchange for his prayers, sacrifices, inspiration and love for the Catholic families.

    By March 1952, La Salette of Aurora was incorporated as a non-stock, non-profit institution with the purpose of providing secondary education. On July 1, 1952, the school started its operation with a total enrollment of 193 students of 376. Since then, it continues to cater to the educational needs of the Western part of Isabela particularly Burgos, San Manuel, and Aurora. During the succeeding years of operation, the school finally won the recognition of of the Ministry of Education and Culture formerly Department of Education. Now, La Salette of Aurora has finally come of age. The future looks brighter still.

    The School's Vision:

^^La Salette School System is a community of catholic schools called to evangelize the young in the spirit of Our Lady of La Salette's message of Reconciliation.^^

    Mission:

^^To provide excellent catholic education, to enable the young to attain "fullness of life".^^

    Core Values:

1.) Mary's Fiat
2.) Prayer, Penance and Zeal
3.) Excellence
4.) Solidarity
5.) Stewardship

Be A Salettinian

"Be A Salettinian, Be A Reconciler"

  A Salettinian is..

• A STUDENT who is aware that learning never ends... One who thinks of a way on how to maximize his/her time to develop his/herself to think critically, judge with fair thinking, apply and weigh moral values and make free but right decisions.

• A PERSON who has self-respect and dignity,one who equally believes in the human dignity of other and strives to explore and develop his/her abilities and talents to the full service of God  and of others.

•  A CHRISTIAN who celebrates and lives meaningfully his/her discipleship in Christ through Penance, Prayer and Zeal.  He participates in the Evangelization Mission and Reconciliation of his Church with conscious preference for love of the poor, and the oppressed

•  A GOOD CITIZEN who has strong sense of loyalty and love for country, a peacemaker embodied with integrity, and passion for truth; one who is always aware of his/her responsibility in society , thereby, contributing to the spiritual, moral, social, cultural and economic development of his/her family and community.

• A  RECONCILER who strives everyday to live the La Salette charism as an instrument of healing , restoring and bringing the lost dignity of people because of sin and the lack of concern for the things that break the rights of people and nature which foster other forms of injustices; one who responds to the  invitation of Our Lady of La Salette.

History Of Our Lady of La Salette

What Is La Salette About?

Before the apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary, La Salette was just a small village buried in the Alps of Southeastern France near Grenoble. 

On the 19th day of September of the year 1846 (166 years ago), the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to two young children named Maximin Giraud, age 11 and Melanie Calvat, age 14. They had just finished their lunch and had gone to check on the cows. They were about to return to the place where they ate their lunch when they saw a brilliant ball of light, more brilliant than that of the sun. As the ball of light unfolded, it revealed a "beautiful lady" seated on a large rock, weeping.They were soon to find out that she was saddened by the sins of the world that makes her son's hand heavier that may be the cause of her letting go of it. Now unfolds the story of Our Lady of La Salette.

The Missionary was built to promote the Reconciliation of mankind. To repent for their sins and start a new life with God as its center.