French American School of Princeton

"We have had a fantastic experience with FASP over the past 2 years. We have a son and daughter in the elementary school and will definitely plan on sending our youngest once of age. Neither of our children spoke French upon entering the school and now both speak comfortably (they are not 100% fluent but can converse without problem which is amazing to see). I speak French fairly well, but it is not my maternal language and i had trouble speaking to them at French at home but once they started to pick it up at school, it has been much easier. They now teach me almost as many words as i teach them. The teachers spend a lot of time individually crafting the best learning experience for the students, the curriculum is strong but importantly they teach the kids to be good people with good manners. I would highly recommend the experience of FASP and a bilingual education to anyone (currently French speaking or not)!"

"As a retired head of school and now a trustee in my fourth year at FASP, I have come to admire the school’s high standards, cultural diversity, and creative curriculum - all conducted in a gently structured atmosphere in which the children love coming to school each and every day. The casual visitor can not help but pick up on the joy in their hearts as they move throughout the school. It is emblematic of the dedication and passion of its teachers and staff, starting with the leadership at the top. FASP’s educational philosophy is genuine, authentic and not market driven. In its own humble way, the school has set a high bar for PK-8 education with a global reach that makes it unique in the area. The historical French-American relationship is growing stronger by the day with FASP playing an important role in the Princeton area."

"Dedicated and professional native French speaker teachers and staff. I am impressed how my children have learnt to combine both languages and cultures in this school !"

"High-quality bilingual education. Perfect for families interested in the greater world. We love our school."