De La Salle College, Orange was a Catholic boys school in Summer Street,Orange, New South Wales, Australia.
The Patrician Brothers, an Irish order of Catholic teaching brothers, established a boys' school in Orange in 1890. [1] Fourteen ex-students died in World War I. [2]
The Patrician Brothers left Orange in 1927, when Bishop O'Farrell expelled the order from all schools in the Bathurst diocese following a dispute over syllabuses. [3]
The De La Salle Brothers arrived in 1928 to take over the school. Additions to the Summer Street site opened in 1937 [4] with glass bricks "incorporating the most modern ideas in natural lighting," [5] and a handball court in 1939. [6]
In 1977 the school was absorbed into the co-educational James Sheahan Catholic High School. [7]
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