Lycée Stendhal, High school in France
Public secondary school in central Grenoble offering general education and vocational programs. The building combines historic architecture with modern teaching facilities, including classrooms, laboratories, and a library. The complex comprises several interconnected structures housing different academic departments, including science, literature, and economics sections.
Founded as École centrale during the French Revolution in 1796, the institution evolved into a full secondary school during the 19th century. In 1969, the main building received registered historic monument status due to its architectural significance. During World War II, the school temporarily served as a medical facility before resuming its regular educational function after 1945.
Bears the name of French novelist Stendhal, born in Grenoble in 1783, who gained international recognition for his psychological novels. Since its founding, the institution has educated generations of students from the Isère region and ranks among the most respected educational establishments in the city. Its central location makes it an important meeting point for young people from various neighborhoods.
Located on Rue Raoul Blanchard in the 2nd arrondissement, accessible via tram lines B and C to Notre-Dame-Musée stop. The school is an active educational institution and not open to the public during school hours. The exterior facade can be viewed from the street. Several cafes and bookshops are located near the campus.
Operates a specialized Sezione internazionale italiana offering bilingual instruction in French and Italian, recognized by the Italian Ministry of Education. Graduates can take the Italian Esame di Stato examination. The institution maintains exchange programs with partner schools in Turin and Milan, enabling dozens of students annually to gain cross-border learning experiences.
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