lycéen.
The name given in France to a secondary school maintained by the State, in contradistinction to a collège or secondary school maintained by a municipality.
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high schoolc1417
academyc1550
real school1765
central school1794
secondary school1809
real scholar1822
lyceum1827
Realschule1833
gymnasium1834
continuation-school1837
college1841
lycée1865
middle school1870
high1871
senior school1871
senior high1909
secondary modern school1943
comprehensive1947
secondary1962
community college1967
multilateral1967
sec-mod1968
1865 Q. Rev. 117 40 There are seventy-four lycées in France.
1900 Speaker 19 May 190/2 The population of the lycées and colleges has remained stationary.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1903; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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