As Board of Directors Co-Chairs, we can say with conviction that the Lasallian Mission is alive at Totino-Grace High School. The educational principles St. John Baptist de La Salle developed over 300 years ago are still prevalent and actively practiced at Totino-Grace today. These Lasallian ideals include the importance of providing educational opportunities to all young people, developing a strong faith life, creating a nurturing community and being of service to those in need. Moreover, we are mindful of our history with the School Sisters of Notre Dame and that "teaching extends beyond the classroom and into the lives of the people we serve" and that "as Jesus Christ was sent to show the Father's love to the world, we are sent to make Christ visible by our very being, by sharing our love, faith, and hope." As members of the Board of Directors, we rely upon these principles to guide our efforts regarding the general management of the school. The entire Board of Directors exhibits a sense of personal accountability for advancing the Lasallian Mission. When someone walks through the doors of Totino-Grace High School, whether they are a student, parent, alumnus/a, member of the community, board director, teacher or staff member, they find their experience to be one they will not forget.
Co-Chairpersons: Jean Nickman and Jamie Woell
