Sagesse High School

As a Catholic institution, the school aims to provide a holistic education that instills Catholic identity and develops life skills based on Sagessian principles. Its academic strategy is built upon the "3 Cs"—curiosity, creativity, and communication—which are designed to move beyond traditional knowledge transmission to foster critical thinking, inquiry, and resilience in a rapidly changing, technology-driven world.

The school offers three primary academic pathways: the Lebanese Program, the American Program, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. The curriculum spans 12 years of schooling and is organized into divisions including preschool, lower and upper elementary, intermediate, and secondary levels. The academic approach emphasizes skill development, critical thinking, and multidisciplinary learning to prepare students for university and beyond.

The school provides a comprehensive support system that includes academic, career, and university guidance counseling. A Special Education Department caters to students with learning difficulties, while the Christian Life Department offers spiritual support, including access to Catholic priests on campus. Counselors work with teachers and division heads to address students' academic, social, behavioral, and emotional needs.

The school manages admissions through a formal application process requiring submission of specific documents and adherence to established policies. Prospective families must schedule an appointment with the Admissions Officer, as walk-ins are not permitted. Final acceptance decisions are made by the admissions committee, which is headed by the school Rector.

The school operates on an academic year basis, with tuition payments for the 2025-2026 year structured over an eight-month period. The academic calendar includes various school events, such as an annual academic fair, and specific deadlines for registration and fee installments.

Located on a picturesque hill, the campus provides a setting designed to enrich the educational journey. The school includes specialized areas for its various divisions, ranging from preschool to secondary levels, and supports student life through dedicated spaces for academic and extracurricular activities.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including the Model United Nations (MUN), the Active Citizenship Program (ACP), and the Students' Council. The school also offers a variety of sports academies, such as basketball, hip hop, mini football, and gymnastics, alongside scouting and a Creativity, Activity, and Service (CAS) programme. Additionally, students can engage in coding and robotics or attend the Sagesse Afterschool Center for supervised study.