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French American International School of Boca Raton
Basic Information
Address: 2500 NW 5th Ave, BOCA RATON FL. 33431
Phone Number: 95610 479-8266
Email: info@faisbr.org
Director/Owner: Celine Von May
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Additional Information
Ages: 5-11
Accreditation/Affiliation: IB World School, AEFE, AISF
Nationalities: All
Language(s): French, English, Spanish
School Types: International, Private
Tuition:
12,500
Enrollment: 120
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 7
Student/Teacher Ratio: 18:1
Curriculum:
French national curriculum and American/Florida Standards curriculum, IB PYP (Primary Years Program)
Exams: IOWA Assessments
Support Services:
Intervention, ELL, FLE
Mission Statement:
FAIS develops multilingual, confident, and open-minded critical thinkers through its dual-curriculum program focused on bilingualism and inquiry. Every student is educated for success in both English and French by developing into inquisitive, informed and compassionate global citizens. Our vision is to cultivate a community of globally-minded reflective thinkers through a multilingual and multicultural education, celebrating diverse perspectives in an ever-changing world.