1 French-language school — 1 free public program.
Connecticut's entry in the national directory is King/Robinson Interdistrict Magnet School in New Haven, a tuition-free PreK3–8 IB World magnet that runs a 50/50 partial French immersion model. Students spend half the day learning literacy, social studies, and science in French and the other half in English.
The program is run in partnership with Yale University, the French Embassy, and the Université de Toulouse, and admits students by lottery from across the New Haven region. It is the only French immersion program listed in the state.
Connecticut has 1 French immersion and dual-language school — 1 free public or charter program.
The single French immersion program in Connecticut is a free public or charter school — there is no tuition.
Yes. Connecticut has 1 tuition-free French immersion program at a public or charter school. It may use a lottery or an attendance zone for admission.
Grade ranges vary by school — from preschool (maternelle / pre-K) through elementary, with several continuing into middle and high school. Use the filters above to compare each school’s grade levels.
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