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27 Years
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Bilingual Education for Global Citizens in Princeton
For 25 years, the French American School of Princeton has been a leader in bilingual and multicultural education, guiding students from PreK through 8th grade toward academic excellence and global citizenship. Our dual accreditation by NJAIS and MSA-CESS reflects our commitment to rigorous educational standards and continuous improvement. We provide a nurturing environment where students develop critical thinking, creativity, and cultural awareness, preparing them for success in high school and beyond. Our interdisciplinary programs, such as Food for Thought, integrate sustainability and hands-on learning across art, film, gardening, and cooking.With an 8:1 student-teacher ratio and a diverse community representing 30 countries, we foster personalized attention and international perspectives. No prior French language proficiency is required for enrollment through 5th grade, making bilingual education accessible to all families. Our graduates consistently transition successfully to top-tier high schools, equipped with the skills and confidence to thrive in a globalized world. We invite families to experience our unique educational approach through campus visits and engagement with our vibrant community.
Services
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
Middle School Program
Dual Accreditation Pathway
Sustainability Workshops
Details
- Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
- 25 years of expertise in bilingual education
- Dual accreditation by NJAIS and MSA-CESS
- No French language requirement through 5th grade
- 8:1 student-teacher ratio for personalized learning
- Interdisciplinary sustainability programs with real-world impact
Associations and certifications
- NJAIS
- MSA-CESS
Services
Early Childhood Education
Our early childhood program nurtures foundational skills through play-based learning and bilingual immersion. Students develop socialization abilities, early literacy, and cultural awareness in a supportive environment. The curriculum emphasizes brain development and school readiness while maintaining a 8:1 student-teacher ratio for personalized attention.
Elementary Education
The elementary program combines French and American curricula to build academic excellence and language proficiency. Students engage in interdisciplinary projects while developing critical thinking and global perspectives. Our diverse community representing 30 countries enriches cultural understanding through daily interactions and collaborative learning experiences.
Middle School Program
Our middle school prepares students for high school through advanced bilingual instruction and specialized subject areas. The curriculum emphasizes leadership development, analytical thinking, and cross-cultural communication. Students benefit from small class sizes and personalized guidance for successful transitions to top-tier secondary institutions.
Dual Accreditation Pathway
Joint accreditation by NJAIS and MSA-CESS ensures our educational programs meet rigorous international standards. This pathway provides students with seamless transitions between educational systems while maintaining academic excellence. The accreditation process involves continuous improvement through regular evaluations and curriculum enhancements.
Sustainability Workshops
The Food for Thought program explores sustainability through art, film, gardening, and cooking workshops. Students investigate connections between food, health, and environmental stewardship. These hands-on experiences culminate in collaborative projects like student-produced films that demonstrate their understanding of ecological responsibility and cultural connections.
Questions
What grade levels does FASP offer?
FASP provides bilingual education for students from PreK through 8th grade, with no French language requirement through 5th grade.
Is prior French experience required for enrollment?
No prior French language proficiency is required for enrollment through 5th grade, making our bilingual program accessible to all families.
What accreditations does FASP hold?
FASP is jointly accredited by the New Jersey Association of Independent Schools (NJAIS) and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA-CESS).
What makes FASP's educational approach unique?
Our interdisciplinary programs like Food for Thought integrate sustainability across art, film, gardening, and cooking, fostering holistic learning and global awareness.
What student support resources are available?
With an 8:1 student-teacher ratio and average class size of 14, we provide personalized attention while maintaining a diverse community representing 30 countries.
How does FASP prepare students for high school?
Our graduates successfully transition to top-tier high schools, equipped with bilingual proficiency, critical thinking skills, and cultural fluency developed through our rigorous curriculum.
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