We believe that our unity is in our diversity and that this diversity will help create a more peaceful world built on respect and intercultural understanding. College de la Salle will thrive and continue in the light of St. John Baptist de la Salle’s educational visions as we provide students with a high-quality education that fosters an environment that promotes the academic, spiritual, and emotional growth of each student.
Building a Peaceful World Through Inclusive Education:
The Legacy of ST. John Baptist De La Salle
College De La Salle, inspired by the educational vision of St. John Baptist de La Salle, fosters a diverse and inclusive learning environment. We believe embracing our differences is key to cultivating mutual respect, intercultural understanding, and ultimately, a more peaceful world. Our commitment to high-quality education goes beyond academics, nurturing the spiritual and emotional well-being of each student to empower them to thrive.
Founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools Institute and the Patron Saint of Christian Teachers
Saint John Baptist de la Salle was born into a very different world.
He was the first son of a wealthy family that lived in France more than 300 years ago.
Saint John de la Salle was moved by the fate of the poor, who seemed ‘‘far from salvation‘‘ in this life and the next.
However, de la Salle and his brothers succeeded in creating a network of quality schools throughout France.
Its schools focus on a number of innovative changes, including: teaching local languages, grouping students according to ability and achievement, integrating religious education with academic subjects secularity, the vocation and mission of well-prepared and reasonable teachers, and parental involvement.
In addition, de la Salle pioneered lay teacher training programs, Sunday classes for young workers, and was one of the first institutions in France to care for delinquents.
The work of Jean-Baptiste de la Salle.
Born in Reims, France, April 30, 1651 Biography of Saint Jean-Baptiste de la Salle Or ordained Priest on April 9, 1678 died April 7, 1719 Ordained blessed February 19, 1888 Canonized May 24, 1900 Declared master of Christian teachers May 15, 1950.
Message from
General Manager of De La Salle College
With pride and honor, I welcome you to our school where we strive to achieve a vision of education characterized by high quality. De La Salle College is a Lasallian institution committed to high-quality education and ethical principles. It fosters a spirit of brotherhood, love, and solidarity among its members. The school adapts to the 21st-century demands, integrating education with skills for the competitive job market. It provides a familial atmosphere, promoting respect and cooperation to develop a distinguished generation of youth committed to human and ethical values.
Achievments
De La Salle Amman prides itself on numerous national-level achievements in various fields, including:
Language Competitions
Language Competitions
Top positions in events like Michelle Sindaha / ELO
Arts and Theater Competitions
Arts and Theater Competitions
Success in events: the Peace Drawing and Drama Competition
Sports Competitions
Sports Competitions
Notable performances in team and individual sports
Cultural and Social Events
Cultural and Social Events
Distinguished participation and accomplishments
De La Salle–Frere Amman is more than an educational institution; it is a beacon of education and culture. Committed to critical thinking, creativity, and lifelong learning, we foster an environment of diversity and inclusion. Our goal is to achieve excellence and innovation, contributing to the betterment of individuals and society.
We hope this overview highlights the importance of De La Salle College and its role in achieving learning goals and societal development.
