Read the impressive list of 2019 University Acceptances

Long-time Lycée supporter and friend, Madame Claude Lalanne, sadly passed away April 10, 2019 in Fontainebleau, France.

This year the LyceeLA participated in the contest organized by the French minister of Education called "La Flamme de l'égalité". (https://www.laflammedelegalite.org/)

As a continuation of our Black History Program. We had three graffiti artists, who previously worked with the California African American Museum, come and paint 3 panels which focused on Black History in Education. Five of our AP art students assisted them in creating the art and also learned the graffiti techniques.

All of the High School students were able to watch the art as it was being created, ask questions and learned how graffiti is used as an art form. 

The artists were led by Eric “King Cre8” Walker, and included Rod Farris, and Lanny Wilson

Open to all current 8th-11th grade Lycee students. The 2019 trip is now full, so you don't want to miss the 2020 adventure that will visit such historical cities as London, Paris, and Madrid. For more information please contact edwards@lyceela.org

Read the latest edition of the high school newspaper. This issue highlights Differences between France and the US, Club Happenings, Current Events, Restaurant Reviews and much more.