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The School's rigorous bilingual, bicultural curriculum includes a Pre-School with Nursery, Pre-K, and Kindergarten, the Lower School Grades 1-5, and the Upper School Grades 6-12.
Graduates are awarded a FASNY diploma and are prepared to pass the French Baccalauréat (ES and S).
Since its founding in 1980, FASNY has evolved from a three
teacher, 17-student nursery to a thriving school on three campuses,
educating more than 800 students per year. FASNY offers a bilingual
and bicultural education to a population of local American
families, French expatriates, French-American families, and
international families from 45 countries. FASNY families are rich
in culture and tradition and their presence creates the spirit of
the School, both in and out of the classrooms. FASNY's academic
program is rigorous and challenging, adhering to both traditional
American and official French curricula. This dual curriculum
highlights the best of both the French and American education
systems. Eighty-five percent of the faculty hold advanced degrees,
an impressive statistic for a school our size. Accredited by the
French Ministry of National Education, New york State Department of
Education, and the New York State Association of Independent
Schools, FASNY is proud to be the only true bilingual and
bicultural school in the greater New York City area. Students are
awarded a FASNY diploma and are prepared to pass the French
Baccalaureate. As the world grows more global by the minute, we
embrace the need for broader cultural understanding. The School
emphasizes the importance of appreciation and tolerance of diverse
cultures.
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