Grow Up Global in Chicago

Give Your Child an Extraordinary International Education
Curiosity is our only requirement, with zero language barriers to join — from early childhood through Grade 12.
At Lycée Chicago, we nurture curious, confident minds in a welcoming global community built for local and global families alike. If you’ve never considered an international education, that’s because you’ve never seen one like this.
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The best way to get to know Lycée Chicago is to experience it for yourself.
Think an international school isn’t for you? Think again.
You don't need a second language at home to give your child a world-class international education.
Children arrive here at 15 months with no vocabulary in either language and are moving between French and English by Kindergarten. Older students join and thrive because of the language support built into the school day.
The only real prerequisite is curiosity — a want for more for your child than one language, one culture, one version of the future.
This isn't just an international education. It's an intellectual edge.
From 15 months to Grade 12, a Lycée Chicago education gives your child a different way of thinking, a different way of connecting, and a different way of moving through the world — starting right here in Ravenswood.
Families join us at every stage.
From early childhood through high school, every child is truly known, encouraged, and prepared for a limitless future.
Two diplomas. A world of opportunities.
Every Lycée Chicago graduate earns an Illinois high school diploma alongside an internationally recognized credential — the English-taught International Baccalaureate or the French Baccalauréat.
That’s why Lycée students stand out in college applications: 100% of our graduates are accepted to university, and they apply to schools in more than 10 countries.
Questions Families Ask
- What ages do you serve?
- My child has never studied a second language. Is it too late?
- What's the difference between the IB and the French Baccalauréat?
- Where are you located, and is there transportation?
- Is financial aid available?
- What happens after I submit the form on this page?
What ages do you serve?
My child has never studied a second language. Is it too late?
What's the difference between the IB and the French Baccalauréat?
Where are you located, and is there transportation?
Is financial aid available?
What happens after I submit the form on this page?
Ready for your child to grow up global? Let’s start with a conversation.
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