Friday: Primary students create clay sculpture in art class. Nice! Thursday: Head librarian, Damien Renon, takes a picture of a primary student as she poses for the “Bookface” campaign. Readers put themselves into the cover of their favorite books and snap a photo! Photos are posted in the libraries. Email your own
Read More!
Starting in eleventh grade, students at the Lycée Français de New York begin a course of study that follows a choice of baccalaureate versions and tracks: the Classic French Baccalaureate, the International Option of the French Baccalaureate (OIB), the Franco-American Baccalaureate (BFA). Each one includes three tracks: L (literature), ES
Read More!
Vendredi: Un élève de moyenne section dans son château lors de la parade médiévale. Pour voir une vidéo de la parade, rendez-vous sur le blog des maternelles (Crédits: Maria Betances). Jeudi: Les élèves de l’équipe de Volleyball Varsity se sont inclinés 3 sets à deux hier contre l’équipe de UNIS. Un match
Read More!
Alors que le Lycée Français de New York place l’élève au centre de ses préoccupations créant un réseau de professeurs référents dans tous les niveaux de classe, favorisant l’apprentissage du dialogue dans les clubs comme celui de la diversité par exemple, l’empathie en développant le travail communautaire et le service
Read More!
Friday: Varsity boys volleyball team won their first meet of the season against Trevor Day. They won all three sets again the other upper-east side based school. Go Lynx! Friday: In preparation for the much anticipated Medieval Day Parade, students in this pre-K class are creating shield out of cartboard, aluminum
Read More!
[slickquiz id=1] “I’m so tired.” “I stayed up so late last night.” “I was falling asleep in class”… These are some complaints we hear in the nurse’s office, that place where many secondary students march in asking for a miraculous remedy, or more concretely, a place to take a nap.
Read More!
Rare is the person who does not love the comic strip “Calvin and Hobbes,” penned by cartoonist Bill Watterson, syndicated in the United States between 1985 and 1995, and the subject of more than 30 million books published over the last 30 years. This highly entertaining, mordant, insightful cartoon recounts the
Read More!
Vendredi:Un élève de CM2 prend la parole lors de l’une des traditionnels spectacles des CM2. Beaucoup de parents étaient présents pour applaudir les jeunes acteurs jeudi et vendredi matin dans l’auditorium. (photo: Mathieu Marteau) Jeudi: Les élèves de première et de terminale se sont réunis dans l’auditorium afin d’assister à la présentation
Read More!
Argentinian born photographer Hugo Passarello, who is based in Paris, has exhibited his creative work on writer Julio Cortázar (1914 – 2004) in the gallery at the Lycée Français de New York. Luisa Valenzuela, au café Le Chien qui fume. Photo by Hugo Passarello. David Cerrone, who heads the Spanish department
Read More!
It was early morning. The sky billowed with snow, which fell like a whisper and packed itself like the wool of a loom being tightened. And as the sky scrapers of Manhattan gave way to the wooded hills of the Catskills, the words of American poet Mary Oliver came to
Read More!