Lycée Louis-le-Grand High School is a public educational institution and consists of both a high school with 900 students and preparatory classes with 900 students. Established in 1563, it is situated in the heart of the Latin Quarter, which is known as the traditional student district of Paris. Rich in history, architecture, and culture, this district brings together the oldest and most prestigious French educational institutions, such as the Sorbonne and the Collège de France. The Lycée Louis-le-Grand has 20,000 books, 8,000 magazine issues, and access to thousands of websites. On 21 November 1763, the letters patent declared Louis-le-Grand as the "Capital of the University." At the start of the school year, Lycée Louis-le-Grand provides two math documents for students entering MPSI-MPI-PCSI or ECG classes. These documents were created by teachers at Lycée Louis-le-Grand to help students transition from Terminale S to MPSI-PCSI or ECS classes.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Capital of The University
• 460 Years Experiance
• 1,818 Students In 2009.
