The collèges and lycées around Strasbourg get lower results than those around 61% of compared French towns
At the collèges within 5 km of Strasbourg, 85.1% passed the brevet, below both Bas-Rhin’s towns (90.8%) and compared French towns (87.5%). 30 collèges and 24 lycées with 2025 results and value added are within 5 km (3 miles) of Strasbourg. Strasbourg grades C+ for schools, on their brevet and bac pass rates and value added: #63 of 77 in Bas-Rhin. The social position index (IPS) is shown, not graded.
The town’s figures are weighted by candidates across the schools within 5 km; the comparison is the median of compared French towns (those with an overall grade).
Around Strasbourg, the lycées do better than those of 22% of compared French towns, the collèges better than 61%. 93% passed the general and technological bac (−1.6 pts against the expected rate), and 85.1% the brevet (+2.9 pts). School Grade ↓
Collège Érasme beats its expected rate
91% of 81 candidates passed the brevet at Collège Érasme in 2025, 21 points more than the ministry expected from its pupils’ backgrounds and ages. Results and background ↓
Private collèges
8 of the 31 collèges within 5 km are private, under contract with the state: they teach the national curriculum and their pupils sit the same brevet. They count in the grade like the public ones. Every school ↓
Very different intakes
The collèges within 5 km take pupils from very different homes: the social position index runs from 68.9 at Collège Érasme to 151.8 at Collège privé Le Gymnase Lucie Berger et Jean Sturm. It is shown for context and never graded. Results and background ↓
Written from the Ministry of Education (DEPP) data on this page.
School Grade
Strasbourg grades C+ for schools
Against every compared French town with a collège or lycée within 5 km.
Collèges: brevet pass rate and value added (85.1%, +2.9 pts)Better than 61% of compared French towns
Lycées: bac pass rate and value added (89.9%, −0.8 pts)Better than 22% of compared French towns
The collèges lift Strasbourg; the lycées hold it back.
Each of the 31 collèges: % passing the brevet (2025)
Each of the 19 lycées: % passing the general and technological bac (2025)
Each of the 10 lycées: % passing the vocational bac (2025)
The average French school of its kind
2+ points above the expected rateClose to the expected rate2+ points belowNo value added published
The grade uses every collège and lycée within 5 km of Strasbourg with 2025 results and value added, public and private under contract: 30 collèges (4,262 candidates) and 24 lycées (5,729). Each school’s pass rate and value added are compared with every French school of its kind, then weighted by candidates; collèges and lycées count equally. 2 schools have results but no value added published, so they are listed, not graded. A school can count for several towns.
Results and background
Which schools do better than their pupils’ backgrounds suggest
The line is the typical French school for each social position index; the band holds the middle two-thirds. A dot’s color is the ministry’s value added.
Collèges: brevet pass rate against social position index
Lycées: general and technological bac against social position index
2+ points above the expected rateClose to the expected rate2+ points belowNo value added published
Schools whose pupils come from better-off homes usually get higher pass rates. The ministry’s value added already allows for that, and for pupils’ ages: of the 48 schools here, 16 are 2 points or more above the expected rate and 12 2 points or more below.
Show as a table
School
IPS
Pass rate
Value added (points)
Collège ÉrasmeBrevet · Public
68.9
91%
+21 pts
Collège François TruffautBrevet · Public
69.2
83%
+20 pts
Collège Lezay MarnésiaBrevet · Public
70.4
84%
+17 pts
Collège Jacques TwingerBrevet · Public
77.6
84%
+14 pts
Collège SolignacBrevet · Public
71.2
77%
+14 pts
Collège Rouget de LisleBrevet · Public
83
88%
+13 pts
Collège Sophie GermainBrevet · Public
74.4
73%
+9 pts
Collège Martin SchongauerBrevet · Public
85.2
84%
+5 pts
Collège privé Sainte-AnneBrevet · Private
127.3
100%
+4 pts
Collège Hans ArpBrevet · Public
75.3
77%
+4 pts
Collège privé La Doctrine ChrétienneBrevet · Private
123.4
100%
+3 pts
Collège FochBrevet · Public
123.2
94%
+3 pts
Collège privé Notre Dame de SionBrevet · Private
131.7
99%
+3 pts
Collège privé Institution La ProvidenceBrevet · Private
144.5
100%
+2 pts
Collège privé Saint-ÉtienneBrevet · Private
139.9
100%
+2 pts
Lycée privé Sainte-AnneBac, gen. & tech. · Private
129.6
100%
+2 pts
Collège privé Le Gymnase Lucie Berger et Jean SturmBrevet · Private
151.8
100%
+1 pt
Collège privé AquibaBrevet · Private
134.7
95%
+1 pt
Collège StockfeldBrevet · Public
72.4
68%
+1 pt
Lycée Fustel de CoulangesBac, gen. & tech. · Public
133.3
99%
+1 pt
Lycée privé Saint-ÉtienneBac, gen. & tech. · Private
144.9
100%
+1 pt
Lycée privé La Doctrine ChrétienneBac, gen. & tech. · Private
134.1
100%
+1 pt
Lycée privé Notre DameBac, gen. & tech. · Private
138.2
100%
+1 pt
Collège privé Notre DameBrevet · Private
128.5
98%
±0 pts
Collège Jules HoffmannBrevet · Public
96.6
85%
±0 pts
Lycée Louis PasteurBac, gen. & tech. · Public
96.5
93%
±0 pts
Lycée privé Gymnase Jean SturmBac, gen. & tech. · Private
150.1
100%
±0 pts
Lycée International les PontonniersBac, gen. & tech. · Public
130.2
99%
±0 pts
Lycée privé ORTBac, gen. & tech. · Private
131.7
93%
±0 pts
Lycée polyvalent René CassinBac, gen. & tech. · Public
91.2
89%
±0 pts
Lycée polyvalent Marcel RudloffBac, gen. & tech. · Public
99
92%
±0 pts
Collège Louise WeissBrevet · Public
89.4
84%
−1 pt
Collège LeclercBrevet · Public
84
71%
−1 pt
Lycée Marie CurieBac, gen. & tech. · Public
106.5
93%
−1 pt
Lycée KléberBac, gen. & tech. · Public
118.1
95%
−1 pt
Lycée polyvalent privé Sainte-ClotildeBac, gen. & tech. · Private
127.6
96%
−1 pt
Collège LamartineBrevet · Public
74.9
64%
−2 pts
Collège KléberBrevet · Public
91.3
77%
−3 pts
Collège Katia et Maurice KrafftBrevet · Public
105.9
85%
−3 pts
Lycée polyvalent Louis CouffignalBac, gen. & tech. · Public
103.3
85%
−3 pts
Lycée Marc BlochBac, gen. & tech. · Public
102.4
89%
−3 pts
Collège Louis PasteurBrevet · Public
94.7
78%
−4 pts
Collège International de l'Esplanade Strasbourg (CIES)Brevet · Public
107.2
86%
−4 pts
Collège le RiedBrevet · Public
83.7
70%
−4 pts
Collège Caroline AigleBrevet · Public
97.6
80%
−5 pts
Lycée polyvalent Jean RostandBac, gen. & tech. · Public
99.9
89%
−6 pts
Collège Jean MonnetBrevet · Public
89.1
75%
−7 pts
Lycée Jean MonnetBac, gen. & tech. · Public
92.3
81%
−7 pts
IPS: DEPP’s social position index, 2024–25, from parents’ occupations (France’s average pupil ≈ 100). It describes; it doesn’t grade. Value added: the school’s pass rate minus the rate expected from its pupils’ backgrounds and ages.
Map
The schools within 5 km of Strasbourg
The dashed circle is 5 km (3 miles) from the town’s point, the center of where its residents live; the black outline is the commune.
CollègeLycéePrimary school in StrasbourgSize: candidates2+ points above the expected rateClose to the expected rate2+ points belowNo value added published
Points: the Ministry of Education’s school directory.
The schools
31 collèges and 25 lycées within 5 km of Strasbourg
Each with its 2025 result and its value added: how far its pass rate is above or below what the ministry expected from its pupils. 30 collèges and 24 lycées are in the grade; the others publish results without value added. Distances from the town’s point.
Collèges31 · ages 11 to 15, brevet · best value added first
Results: DEPP, brevet (IVAC) and bac (IVAL) 2025. Not in the grade: a school with results but no value added published (often a small one). Primary schools: the commune’s own, from the school directory.
Neighbors
Strasbourg and the towns around it
Colored by School Grade. Brevet and bac: pass rates across each town’s schools within 5 km.
Eckbolsheim has the best-graded schools nearby (B). Towns within 10 km of each other share some of the same schools.
How to read these numbers
What this data can and can’t tell you
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The brevet. The diplôme national du brevet, taken at 15 at the end of collège: written exams in French, maths, history-geography, sciences and an oral, with the year’s coursework. We use the share of candidates who pass.
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The bac. The baccalauréat at 18: general and technological in most lycées, vocational in lycées professionnels. Each is compared only with schools of its own kind.
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Value added. The ministry’s own measure (IVAC for collèges, IVAL for lycées): a school’s pass rate minus the rate expected from its pupils’ social background and age. It is half of each school’s score in the grade.
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Social position index (IPS). A summary of pupils’ family backgrounds from parents’ occupations, about 100 for the average French pupil. Shown for context; never graded.
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Within 5 km. French families don’t pick a school by the town’s name: a collège serves a catchment set by the département, a lycée one set by the académie. So the grade uses the schools within 5 km of where the town’s residents live, and neighboring towns can share them.
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Primary schools. Not graded: national tests (évaluations nationales) aren’t published school by school. The commune’s primary schools are listed.
They grade C+, better than those around 39% of compared French towns and #63 of 77 in Bas-Rhin. In 2025, 85.1% of the 4,262 candidates at the 30 collèges within 5 km passed the brevet (+2.9 pts against the expected rate). At the lycées, 89.9% of 5,729 candidates passed the bac (−0.8 pts).
Which collège near Strasbourg does best?
Against the expected rate, Collège Érasme (public, 2.3 mi): 91% of 81 candidates passed the brevet in 2025, +21 pts against the rate its pupils’ backgrounds predict. On the raw pass rate alone the order can differ; value added is the fairer comparison.
Which lycée near Strasbourg does best?
Against the expected rate, Lycée polyvalent Émile Mathis (public, 2.9 mi): 78% of 275 candidates passed the vocational bac in 2025, +19 pts against the rate its pupils’ backgrounds predict.
How do children get a place at a collège near Strasbourg?
A state collège takes the children of its catchment area (secteur), which the département council sets; families can ask the académie for an exception (dérogation). Lycée places go through the académie’s Affelnet assignment. Private schools under contract admit pupils themselves.
Are primary schools in Strasbourg graded?
No: France doesn’t publish primary results school by school. Strasbourg has 123 primary schools (écoles maternelles and élémentaires), listed above.
Sources: Ministry of Education (DEPP), value added of collèges (IVAC) and lycées (IVAL), 2025 session · DEPP, social position index (IPS) by school, 2024–25 · Ministry of Education, school directory (annuaire de l’éducation) · INSEE, Filosofi 200 m grid (the town’s point) · IGN Admin Express (boundaries) · TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranking French towns against each other only, updated October 30, 2026. Under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab).
Contains public sector information under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab): INSEE, DGFiP, the Interior Ministry’s statistics service (SSMSI), the Ministry of Education (DEPP), the Health Ministry’s statistics service (DREES) and the Housing Ministry (Carte des loyers). Commune boundaries: IGN Admin Express.