The Michael and Karen Carsley Foundation recently awarded four scholarships to current De La Salle Collegiate students who have expressed an interest in technology. 

De La Salle Collegiate faculty members are expanding academic and technology opportunities for students through advanced training in AP coursework, engineering, business, and innovative new programs such as drone technology for the 2026-2027 school year.

Over 200 members of the De La Salle Family gathered at Oakland University to support MS Research through an annual fundraising walk. Spearheaded by teacher Ben Westphal, '16, and Vice-Principal Annmarie Michol, whose oldest daughter was diagnosed with MS as a middle-schooler, this was the largest participation ever since DLS began participating in 2021.

De La Salle Collegiate bus driver Lorrie Hawkins competed in a “Bus Rodeo” on Saturday, May 9, at the Macomb Intermediate School District Facility in Clinton Township and finished fourth out of 45 drivers. 

Senior Nikolai Zacharko was named the recipient of the Peter Mukhtar Live Generously Award, honoring a De La Salle senior who exemplifies Christian values, selfless service, leadership, and a commitment to family and community.

Malcolm Richardson is the Class of 2026 Valedictorian and will attend Carleton College in Minnesota. Curtis Yaek is the Class of 2026 Salutatorian and will attend the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor). 

The De La Salle Collegiate STEM curriculum will be expanded during the 2026-2027 school year with a new class, Civil Engineering and Architecture. STEM Director Mr. Scott Husken recently completed 40 hours of training through Project Lead the Way. 

Eight students in the DLS HOSA Club, aimed at those interested in health careers, recently spent a Sunday afternoon earning their First Aid and CPR certifications. 

Sports physicals are offered at DLS. Registration requested