ENGAGING DIVERSE STAKEHOLDERS IN OUR SHARED MISSION
Involving people of goodwill for the transformation of society
REALITY: How Things Stand
Traditionally, governing bodies and appointed officials manage and operate educational institutions, leaving little room, if at all, to both internal and external stakeholders. The latter which includes parents, alumni, industry partners, government and non-government organizations have a stake towards making the institution a venue for collaboration and mutual sharing of ideas and practices. Forging strategic partnerships with them, and actively engaging them through their inputs and creative abilities will go a long way towards effecting change in the larger society.

They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, 47 praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved. (Acts 2:42-47)
Union in community is a precious gem. If we lose this, we lose everything. Preserve it with care, therefore, if you want your community to survive. (Meditations 91)
Inspirations from our Catholic & Lasallian Tradition
Building community is an essential part of the Christian vocation. Through the fellowship and ministry of the first Christians, many came to believe in Jesus. This witness challenges Lasallians to likewise build communities that are founded on shared values; and nurture commitment in others. As educators, we allow the life of our community to be shaped by the needs of the young people we serve.
Our Response
SMALL COMMUNITIES OF FAITH & SERVICE. Lasallian partners experience being known, welcomed and supported in their growth as persons and committed educators of young people.
