Curriculum

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De La Salle Collegiate has a proud tradition of offering an outstanding faith-based program of academic courses.

Here is a brief description of each academic department and every course offering. Our curriculum is designed to help all students establish a broad foundation for future learning in college, in the workforce, and beyond. The entire school community is committed to helping all of our students realize their potential academically, spiritually, and athletically as they progress from entering De La Salle as boys to becoming principled young men upon graduation.

Departments

Business / Technology

English

Fine Arts

Foreign Language

Mathematics

Physical Education

Science

Social Studies

Theology

Graduation Requirements

Subject Area	Description
ENGLISH 4 Credits	Mandatory subject for all four years. Beginning with the Class of 2027, 4 credits are required for graduation; 4.5 are required for the Classes 2024-2026.
MATHEMATICS 4 Credits	Mandatory subject for all four years.
THEOLOGY 4 Credits	Mandatory subject for all four years.
SCIENCE 3 Credits	Mandatory subject for the first three years.
SOCIAL STUDIES 3 Credits	Mandatory subject for first three years. Economics (junior or senior year). U.S. Government (junior or senior year).
FOREIGN LANGUAGE 2 Credits	Must be the same language, consecutive years. Students enrolled into ESL are not required to learn a third language. FAST students enroll during their sophomore and junior years. 2 years of American Sign Language via Clintondale Virtual School is acceptable if pre-approved.
HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1.5 Credits	One-half PE credit in freshmen year. One-half PE credit in sophomore year. One-half credit of health in sophomore year.
ART / MUSIC 1 Credit	Beginning with the Class of 2025, one year of art and/or music is required for graduation.
TECHNOLOGY 1 Credit	Beginning with the Class of 2027, one year including a first year technology course, is required for graduation.
ELECTIVES 2.5 Credits	Various courses. Beginning with the Class of 2027, one-half credit of Personal Finance is required for graduation.

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