Collège Saint Marc, Alexandria

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Location
Collège Saint Marc

El Shatby, Alexandria EGY
Information
Affiliation(s)	Lassalian
Principal	M. Wagih Hanna
Students	2600
Type	French Catholic
Grades	KG1 - 12
Established	1928
Homepage	http://www.saint-marc.ws

Collège Saint Marc, Alexandria is a French Catholic school in Alexandria, Egypt. It was founded in 1928 by the Brothers of Christian Schools (Frères des Ecoles Chrétiennes). It was inaugurated in the attendance of King Fouad I King of Egypt and Sudan on October 6th, 1928. It is located in the district El-Shatby near downtown in Alexandria.

Collège Saint Marc is a private educational institution with French as its main teaching language. Students must be accepted beginning at KG1, and competent students remain in the school until they receive their high school diploma. The curriculum at Collège Saint Marc prepares the students for the Egyptian Baccalaureate examination.

The Main Entrance of the School with its famous dome

1 Directors Of The School
2 Notable Alumni
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Directors Of The School

Fr. Cyprien-Pierre 1928-1931
Fr. Onésime-Léonce 1931-1937
Fr. Itale-Hippolyte 1937-1939
Fr. Astier-Gustave 1939-1940
Fr. Itale-Hippolyte 1940-1946
Fr. Louis-Antonin 1946-1947
Fr. André-Léon 1947-1948
Fr. Louis-Antonin 1948-1956
Fr. Polycarpe-Adrien 1956-1961
Fr. Ildefonse-Castanié 1961-1962
Fr. Gabr Saadé 1961-1962
Fr. Emile El Masri 1962-1963
Fr. Jacques Boulad 1962-1979
Fr. Michel Andrejko 1979-1983
Fr. Régis Robbe 1983-1985
Fr. Jacques Boulad 1985-1992
Fr. Régis Robbe 1992-1995
Fr. Georges Absi 1995-2004
Mr. Waguih Hanna 2004

[edit] Notable Alumni

Dodi Al-Fayed (Egyptian millionaire affiliated to Princess Diana)
Roshdi Abaza (Egyptian Actor)
Prince Abas Halim
Eng. Amr Nabil Arafa (Telecom Engineer)
[Dr. Tony Calache] (Phd Neurosurgery)
Esmat Abdel Meguid (Foreign Minister of Egypt 1984-1991; Secretary-General of the Arab League 1991-2001)