James Baldwin Day at the Lycée offers high school students the chance to step away from their regular classes and take a deep dive into the writing and times of the great American writer and activist.
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Pour la Journée de l’entente, une des choses que nous, les élèves de CE2B avons faites, c’est dessiner une fenêtre qui s’ouvre pour montrer nos traditions. L’idée est venue à Mme Lopin, notre enseignant, grâce à un livre qu’elle aime beaucoup et qui s’appelle Window de Marion Arbona. Elle en
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The English Department was delighted with the triumphant return of the Lycée Shakespeare Competition, one of our favorite events of the year.
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What does the Lycée have to do with Wes Anderson’s new film, “The French Dispatch”? Take a listen…
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In an elocution competition organized by the French Department, teams of 10th graders argued in favor of a woman they believe deserves more widespread recognition, and to be honored at the Lycée.
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After a pause, the Lycée winter concert returns on Wednesday, December 15, 2021, and is guaranteed to be quite a spectacle! This hour-long live broadcast features our two Primary choirs, the middle school choir, and the orchestra, along with adult performers. Our live MCs – the Lycée music team and
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Lycée Cares is a food drive held annually in partnership with City Harvest at our school. Community members donate thousands of pounds of food in donations and come together to pack snack bags for New Yorkers in need.
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After 18 months, Lycée Athletics is back. This fall, 240 athletes and 20+ coaches on 15 sixth-grade, middle school, JV and Varsity teams took part, covering cross-country, soccer, volleyball and tennis.
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As we celebrate the extraordinary college and university choices of the Class of 2021, now it’s time to focus on this year’s senior class. Testing, the vagaries of college admission, its cost, and its impact on students continues to make the college application process complex
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Starting with this year’s sixth graders, the Middle School of the Lycée Français de New York is gradually adapting a skills-based assessment model in place of traditional grades. Inspired from the French system, four teachers share insight on why the school is taking this approach.
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