Lycée Carnot

Lycée Carnot is a distinguished public secondary school located in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, offering the French national curriculum to students aged 15–18 preparing for the French Baccalauréat. Named after the renowned French mathematician and statesman Lazare Carnot, the school operates under the Académie de Guadeloupe and delivers both general and technological tracks. Situated in the heart of Guadeloupe's principal urban center, Lycée Carnot has historically been among the island's most academically competitive lycées, attracting high-achieving students from across the archipelago. The school offers a broad range of Baccalauréat specialties in sciences, social sciences, literature, and technology, supported by experienced faculty committed to preparing students for higher education. Its central location in Pointe-à-Pitre, the commercial capital of Guadeloupe, makes it highly accessible and deeply embedded in the cultural life of the island. Graduates pursue higher education throughout France and the wider Caribbean.