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Notre Dame de Mongré High School
Address
276 Avenue Saint-Exupéry Villefranche-sur-Saône , Rhône 69400 France
Coordinates	45°59′28″N 4°42′42″E / 45.9912°N 4.7118°E / 45.9912; 4.7118
Information
Type	Private elementary and secondary school
Motto	Christo in Adolescentibus ("For the Christ in Adolescents")
Religious affiliation(s)	Jesuits Archdiocese of Lyon
Denomination	Roman Catholic Church
Established	1848; 177 years ago (1848)
Founder	Mademoiselle de La Barmondière
Principal	Denis Jaillard
Enrollment	2,000 (2010)
Color(s)	Blue, red and yellow
Mascot	Lion
Accreditation	Assomption France
Newspaper	Vert Mongré
Website	www.mongre.org

Notre Dame de Mongré High School is a private Roman Catholic school in Villefranche-sur-Saône, Rhône, France. Located in the Archdiocese of Lyon, the school was founded by Mademoiselle de La Barmondière in 1848 as a Jesuit school.^[1][2]

Mongré currently enrolls just over 2,000 students from elementary school to high school and is proud to achieve high grades and results for the baccalaureat (most of years, 100% of the students pass). A large majority of each graduating class goes on to attend a university or college.^{[citation needed]}

• Alexandre Portier
• Henri de Lubac

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