Lycée International - American Section of

Paris

Lycée International - American Section Paris, established just outside Paris over a half-century ago by Dwight D. Eisenhower, provides a comprehensive international education with a unique bilingual and bicultural approach for children ages 4 to 18. Students learn from native English-speaking faculty in the American Section. They also follow a full French curriculum within the Lycée International de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, a public institution which is regarded as one of France’s top schools. With 100% success on the prestigious OIB diploma (baccalauréat avec option internationale), our graduates go on to the world’s finest universities. Students must speak fluent English to join the American Section. Children with limited French can join Français Spécial for one year of language immersion. The Lycée is a vibrant international community comprised of fourteen international sections. All students are enrolled in a national section, and study together the national curriculum in French. While French is the common language, every section’s language and culture is equally valued, so in a way the Lycée International is a blend of many international schools. The result is a true multilingual, multicultural experience, with friendships that span the globe and last a lifetime.