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Homestay program for international students, primarily entering Grades 912. Students stay with English-speaking host families through the Canada Homestay Network. Fees include room and board; placements can be September4, January6, or full year.
Dress code applies; clothing is expected to be neat and in good condition. Physical education uniforms are mandatory for Grades 59 and must be purchased via Lands nd; PE items include Phoenix logo T-shirt, Phoenix logo shorts, Phoenix logo pants, and non-marking running shoes. High school has no specific dress code beyond the general guidelines.
Hot lunches are optional through Cafe9t Bountiful, in partnership with Bountiful Chef. Meals are designed to be healthy, with globally inspired dishes and whole-food ingredients. Families register for lunch each trimester; for details contact lunch@lycee.ca.
Governed by the volunteer Board of Directors of Lyce9e Louis Pasteur Society. The Board is elected at the Annual General Meeting and the bylaws permit up to twelve elected directors, plus an ex officio Head of School.
The Lycée international de Calgary offers a dual-curriculum education for preschool through Grade 12, combining the French Ministry of National Education program with Alberta Education. It is an independent bilingual school and AEFE member in the Altadore neighbourhood. Students study in French and English, and in high school earn both the French Baccalaureate and the Alberta High School Diploma, enabling pathways to Canadian and international tertiary study. The school began in 1966 as Lycée Louis Pasteur and joined AEFE in 1990; it adopted its current name in 2021. A new kindergarten building with eight classrooms and a gym opened in January 2025. Facilities include modern bilingual classrooms, a bilingual library, an indoor climbing wall, a gym, a sports field, and a renovated maternelle building. The International Program welcomes students from France and AEFE schools, with hosting arranged through the Canada Homestay Network. Partnerships with Francophone institutions connect Calgary's Francophone community.
