subsidiary, is at Morlaix Airport in Morlaix. In 2013 the airline merged with HOP! Education Morlaix has six public primary schools, four private primary schools, three public junior high schools, two public senior high schools/sixth-form colleges, two private junior high schools, and one public senior high/sixth-form. Public schools: Preschools and elementary schools: Corentin-Caer, Emlie-Cloarec, Gambetta (separate preschool and elementary schools), Jean-Jaures (separate preschool and elementary schools), Jean-Piaget, and Poan Ben (separate preschool and elementary schools) Junior high schools: Collège du Château, College Mendes-France, College Tanguy-Prient Senior high schools: Lycée Agricole de Suscinio and Lycée Tristan-Corbière Private schools: Preschools and elementary schools: Diwan, Notre Dame de Loures, Notre Dame de Ploujean, and Saint-Joseph Junior high schools: College Saint-Augustin, College Saint-Joseph Senior high school: Ensemble Scolaire Le Porsmeur - Notre Dame du Mur Climate Morlaix has an oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification Cfb). The average annual temperature in Morlaix is . The average annual rainfall is with December as the wettest month. The temperatures are highest on average in August, at around , and lowest in January, at around . The highest temperature ever recorded in Morlaix was on 18 July 2006; the coldest temperature ever recorded was on 19 February 1985. Personalities born in the 15th century Jean Coatanlem (circa 1455–1492), corsair and admiral of Portugal. Nicolas Coetanlem (1460–1519), merchant and sailor, nephew of the former. born in the 16th century Albert Le Grand (1599-1641), hagiographer born in the 18th century Lannux de la Chaume family, merchants, shipowners, financiers, mayor of Morlaix, consulates of Spain in France before the Revolution. Nicolas Anthon (1714-v.1753), corsair of the port of Morlaix born in Roscoff, captain of the Comtesse de La Marck and the Comte de Saint Pern. Charles Cornic (1731–1809), corsair. Michel Behic (1736–1827), merchant, financier, revolutionary, mayor of Morlaix. Joseph Gueguen (1741–1825), domestic, secretary, interpreter, translator, merchant and justice, born in Morlaix, died in Cocagne (New-Brunswick). Armand Joseph Dubernad (1743–1799), merchant, financier, revolutionary. Louis-Alexandre Expilly de la Poipe (1743–1794), French first constitutional bishop, bishop of Cornwall, guillotined on 22 May 1794 in Brest with . Jean Nicolas Anthon (1747–1790), privateer corsair, captain of the Count of Guichen (1781, shipowner Jean Diot), captured by the English, imprisoned in Falmouth, escaped, resumed activity as captain of the Éclipse based in Dunkirk and in the merchant navy. Jean Augustin Masson (1749–1808), general of the armies of the Republic and the Empire, who died in this