Applications are now accepted for the full time school 2013-2014.
Please fill in the attached application form, Application Form 13-14 JC.docx- and schedule a private appointment.
Please fill in the attached application form, Application Form 13-14 JC.docx- and schedule a private appointment.
For more information about the tuitions, you can download the attached document : tuition 13-14 JC
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You can still register for our current afterschool program for children aged 2 ½ years and older.
For any further information, contact : Irmine Hero, Afterschool and Admissions Director, at 201-459-6462 or ihero@thefrenchabc.com
Attached is the afterschool calendar revised on 01/16/2013 : Calendrier afterschool 12-13 revised JC
The French Academy opens a third campus in Jersey City!
Jersey City is a growing city with a young and international population. Among the
many families that have chosen to live here, three young French women, Caroline
Garnier, Céline Monthieu and Ludivine Venturini, dreamed of a bilingual school
many families that have chosen to live here, three young French women, Caroline
Garnier, Céline Monthieu and Ludivine Venturini, dreamed of a bilingual school
for their children. With several years of residency and active participation in
the local community life, they brought their professional skills together to
take the first steps, and met the staff of the French Academy of Bilingual
Culture.
the local community life, they brought their professional skills together to
take the first steps, and met the staff of the French Academy of Bilingual
Culture.
The experience of the FABC, combined with the efficiency and skills of these young
mothers, set up the cornerstone of the future bilingual school. The
mothers, set up the cornerstone of the future bilingual school. The
campus location was secured thanks to the FABC’s historical relationship with
the Archdiocese of Newark, offering a long-term perspective to the initial
project. The Jersey City campus was officially opened in November 2012, a few
days after Hurricane Sandy flooded a big part of Jersey City.
the Archdiocese of Newark, offering a long-term perspective to the initial
project. The Jersey City campus was officially opened in November 2012, a few
days after Hurricane Sandy flooded a big part of Jersey City.
The school is located at 209 Third Street, and is easily accessible by PATH and Light
Rail.
Rail.
In line with the educational approach and curriculum taught at New Milford and
Morris Plains, the Jersey City campus will offer, starting September
2013, a full-time bilingual education to children aged 2.5 years old (Pre-K
3) to 1st Grade. A new level will open each year to accompany children until
8th Grade.
Morris Plains, the Jersey City campus will offer, starting September
2013, a full-time bilingual education to children aged 2.5 years old (Pre-K
3) to 1st Grade. A new level will open each year to accompany children until
8th Grade.