ConcernforthePoor andSocialJustice

CB's motto is "Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve". Throughout high school, students have the opportunity to participate in service projects, clubs, and events which inspire them to give back in their lives and careers.

On March 6, 2023, students, faculty, and staff braved the shave and the cold on campus. Their new haircuts, although stylish and practical, were more than a fashion statement.

“We’re shaving our heads for the Saint Baldrick’s Foundation, which raises awareness and money to find a cure for childhood cancers, ” said Mr. Dave Levasseur, CB science teacher.

Mr. Levasseur, who has also participated in these types of events for years, says shaving your head often sparks meaningful conversations with his students.

en every day. A lot of times we talk about things that are in our control and out of our control. When kids get cancer that's totally out of their control Hair comes and goes Hopefully it’ll come back for me, usually it does, but it’s just a small way for me to start that conversation and hopefully make a difference,” said Mr. Levasseur.

It’s a cause that hits home for many, including Derek Larson '23 who’s been participating in events like this for St. Baldrick’s for the past eleven years.

“I had an early experience with cancer in my life. So ever since I was about six, I have been shaving my head for St. Baldrick's. I’ve raised about $80,000 over the past eleven years, ” said Larson.

p g , students, faculty, and staff raised an extra $200 to donate to the foundation

Christian Brothers High School works hard to be the place to belong for everyone. Inclusive community is one of our Lasallian Core Principles and is essential to our mission as Catholics. To build upon our vision of a campus community that goes beyond tolerance of difference, CB continues to offer opportunities for students, faculty, staff, and families to learn about and challenge our perceptions, develop and show empathy for others, and celebrate the