Lycée Franco-Libanais Verdun Explained

Lycée Verdun
Established:1951
Type:Private school
Affiliations:AEFE, MLF
Administrator:Elisabeth ORSINI
Principal:Jean-Marc AUBIN
Head Name:Second Master
Head Name2:Assistant Headmaster
Founder:AEFE
Grades:1 - 12
Streetaddress:Rue Verdun
City:Beirut
Country:Lebanon
Coordinates:33.8848°N 35.4827°W
Free Label:Emblem
Yearbook:Yearly
Free Label 1:Languages
Free 1:French, Arabic, English, Spanish

The Lycée Franco-Libanais Verdun (Arabic: اللیسیه الفرنسیة اللبنانیة - فردان), commonly known as the Lycée Verdun, is a prestigious French lycée located in the upscale Rue Verdun in Beirut, Lebanon. It was founded in 1951 by the Agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger, a French governmental organization which operates French lycées around the world.

The school follows both the official French curriculum of study which prepares the students to take the French general baccalauréat, and the Lebanese curriculum which prepares students for the Lebanese baccalauréat.

1999 marked the first year in which Terminale (12th grade) students graduated from the school.

The ADAL association (Association Des Anciens Du Lycée Verdun) formed in 2003, reunites all the Alumni Lycée students in gatherings at school and external recreational events to keep links between students old and new.

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