This is an account of the public examination of the Lycée National, reported by M. Colombel, a member of the Commission of Public Instruction and private secretary to President Pétion of Haiti. It provides a glimpse into the educational system and standards of Haiti in the early 19th century, reflecting the values and priorities of the nation under Pétion's leadership. "Compte de l'examen public du Lycée national" offers valuable insights into the intellectual and political landscape of Haiti following its independence. This document is a significant primary source for understanding the development of Haitian national identity and the role of education in shaping its future.
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