Lyon's new micro-lycée helps dropouts return to school

20minutes.fr (French)

A new micro-lycée opened Wednesday at Lyon's private Belmont school for about 30 students who dropped out of the traditional education system, marking a unique initiative in the region. The program offers a reduced schedule, small classes, and individual tutoring to help students aged 16-25 overcome issues like depression, bullying, or school phobia. Enrollment costs between 55 and 200 euros per month. After its first year, nine of fifteen students advanced to the next level. The school emphasizes that participation must be the student's own choice, not forced by parents.


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