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Lyceum Kennedy French American School (LKFA) provides its students with a unique bilingual and bicultural education based on the principles of self-expression and differentiated pedagogy.
The School is accredited by the Ministry of Education nationale (French program) and New York State Department of Education (American program) and offers classes from Nursery (age 3) through 12th grade.
LK is conveniently located near Grand Central Station and the United Nations and welcomes students for all over the globe.
Its solid foundation allows students to grow into full participants in the world and embrace a passion for knowledge which will last throughout their lives.
Our mission is to empower students from early childhood through 12th grade by providing a rigorous, bilingual education that cultivates international thinking and intercultural respect. We strive to develop future leaders who embody empathy, integrity, and possess the knowledge and skills required to thrive in an ever-changing world. We nurture intrinsic curiosity and creativity, celebrate the diversity of our backgrounds and embrace our differences. Together, we build an inclusive community that champions education, personal growth, and fosters global citizenship.
Our vision is to provide students with a transformative bilingual education, fostering cultural fluency and global citizenship for a connected world.
Lyceum Kennedy French American School (LKFA) provides its
students with a unique bilingual and bicultural education based on
the principles of self-expression and differentiated pedagogy.
Lyceum Kennedy French American School is accredited by the
Ministry of Education nationale (French program) and the New York
State Department of Education (American program) and offers classes
from Nursery (age 3) through 12th grade.
Lyceum Kennedy is conveniently located near Grand Central
Station and the United Nations headquarters and welcomes students
for all over the globe. Its solid foundation allows students to
grow into full participants in the world and embrace a passion for
knowledge which will last throughout their lives.
Our mission is to empower students from early childhood through
12th grade by providing a rigorous, bilingual education that
cultivates international thinking and intercultural respect. We
strive to develop future leaders who embody empathy, integrity, and
possess the knowledge and skills required to thrive in an
ever-changing world. We nurture intrinsic curiosity and creativity,
celebrate the diversity of our backgrounds and embrace our
differences. Together, we build an inclusive community that
champions education, personal growth, and fosters global
citizenship.
Our vision is to provide students with a transformative
bilingual education, fostering cultural fluency and global
citizenship for a connected world.
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