La Salle Academy, Providence - Campus Facilities

Campus Facilities

• Main Building - The largest and oldest academic building on campus, dedicated in 1925 when the Academy moved from its location in downtown Providence to the current location in the Elmhurst neighborhood. It houses most of the classroom facilities as well as the library, computer labs, administrative offices, and the college counseling center. The first floor of one wing is devoted to the PEGASUS 7/8 middle school.
• Brothers' Chapel - The campus chapel in which daily mass is celebrated.
• Brothers' Residence - Home to the members of the De La Salle Christian Brothers who teach at the school as well as the brothers who have retired from teaching. The Brothers' Residence also includes the Office of the President and the Alumni Center.
• McLaughlin Athletic Center - Includes a field house with three multi-use courts, men's and women's locker rooms, weightlifting facilities, a dance studio, and classrooms. (completed in 2000)
• Brother Michael McKenery Arts Center - Includes a state-of-the-art theatre, as well as studio and rehearsal space for the fine and performing arts. It also has a photography lab, television studio, and video editing facilities. (completed in 2000)
• Shea Science and Student Center - Connected to the main building by a two-story footbridge, it houses all of the laboratory classrooms for the sciences, a dining hall, school store, and campus ministry office. (completed in 2004)
• Cimini Stadium - Home to the men's and women's soccer and lacrosse teams as well as the men's football team.
• Cronin Field - Home to the men's baseball team.
• Other athletic facilities include the softball field, practice fields for football and lacrosse, and six tennis courts. The golf team's home course is Crestwood Country Club in Rehoboth, MA. The fields were fully completed in fall of the 2011-2012 school year.