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the first group of students creates a website www.lasan@saigon.com/~vietedu which later becomes www.lasan.org until now. |
Part 1: Lasalle Overseas
Since the end of the 70's, former Lasallian students and Friends having been living overseas attempted by any ways to contact their relatives and/or teachers still behind the iron curtail. But only from the middle of the 80's could they be able to hardly send to their families a little news of theirs along with small boxes of gifts, e.g. tooth pastes, soap, etc...
By the end of the 80's, the iron curtain is a little lifted up. a few of Vietnamese people from overseas start trying to go back their homeland. Everything seems quite not as suffocating as in the very first years after the 75' events.
I. Lasalle Families/Lasalle Students Associations
The Lasan Vietnam former students who had been resettled as refugees in the third countries especially in the USA, begun to getting in contact with each others.
By the beginning of the 90's, a group of Lasan Vietnam former students sets up a net-group @saigon.com, then different groups of former students gathering their own classmates/schoolmates to form "Groups of Lasalle Vietnam Students".
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the first group of students creates a website www.lasan@saigon.com/~vietedu which later becomes www.lasan.org until now. |
By the beginning of 2006, some former Lasan Vietnam Students
suggested that "A Day where the former Lasan Vietnam Students overseas and
in homneland be able to get together for a Rally...".
After forum and forum, positive sharing of idea and opinions... the Eighth
of August Two Thousand Eight (8-8-2008) was set for the First Rally of the
Lasan Vietnam Students at Maithon, Saigon.
Lasalle Family of Vietnam Rally
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II. Lasalle Sisters
The reputation of "very good" education of toddlers of the Lasalle Sisters attracted young ladies to join the LaSalle Sisters life-style. On December 27, 2003, the Lasalle Sisters inaugurated a new center in Cypress, Texas.
As for the De La Salle Chapel in San Jose, the buildings are "too old" - more than 60 years, to meet certain activities. In 2012, the Sisters decided to make anew these buildings. On July, 2012, the constructors begun demolishing old buildings, and according the contract, every things will be ready for use by November 2013. But...
