Former third-year students, now in high school, were invited back to their school to officially receive their diplomas. The ceremony was attended by Principal Jean-François Caton, Mayor Pascal Chauvin, and Nelson Lima, Deputy Mayor for Education.
Called by their former homeroom teachers class by class, the students received their diplomas to applause from the assembly. It was a warm and friendly occasion, marked by the students' pleasure in reuniting with former classmates and the educational team.
The graduating class achieved excellent results: 115 out of 128 students obtained their diploma, nearly a 90% success rate. Among them, 6 received the Very Good with jury's congratulations mention, 26 the Very Good mention, 37 the Good mention, and 36 the Fairly Good mention.
The City congratulated the laureates for their hard work and success, wishing them well in their future studies. Mayor Pascal Chauvin also acknowledged the dedication of the teaching staff and the support of the parents present.
The evening concluded with an aperitif offered by the college, allowing for further exchanges before everyone continued their journey.
