DeLaSalle High School

DeLaSalle High School in Minneapolis is a Catholic, Lasallian high school (grades 9-12) serving 700 students with a demonstrated commitment to supporting students with learning differences. The school offers dedicated Learning Difference Programs and ADD/ADHD support through a Learning Specialist, making it a viable option for families seeking a faith-based environment that accommodates mild to moderate learning needs alongside rigorous academics.

With 45 classroom teachers (75% holding advanced degrees) and an average class size of 23 students, DeLaSalle provides a structured setting where students with learning differences can access both specialized support and mainstream coursework. The school offers 15 AP courses, honors classes, and college-credit opportunities, allowing students to pursue challenging academics at their own pace. Beyond the classroom, a robust co-curricular program—including 20+ sports, clubs, and arts offerings—helps students develop confidence, leadership, and social connections in a inclusive community.

Admission is rolling with an 82% acceptance rate, and 53% of students receive financial aid averaging $7,425 annually. Annual tuition is $16,995. Families interested in learning more about how DeLaSalle's learning support services align with their child's needs should contact Admissions Director Theresa Naumann or Associate Molly Heimel at (612) 676-7600 or visit delasalle.com.