French Immersion Schools in Michigan

This page lists every French immersion and French curriculum school in Michigan, public and private — each with its program type, tuition, enrollment and accreditation. It is one state of an independent directory covering 239 schools across 34 US states.

Dual language programs follow the American curriculum with the school day split between French and English; French curriculum schools follow the French national program and are accredited by the French Ministry of Education. The one private school, French School of Detroit, charges about $18,000 a year.

Michigan has 2 French-language schools. French School of Detroit (Bloomfield Hills, private) is a small PreK–8 AEFE-affiliated school serving the affluent northern suburbs of Detroit. Foreign Language Immersion and Cultural Studies School (FLICS, Detroit Public Schools) is a free public option in Detroit's Midtown area.

What AEFE homologation, LabelFrancÉducation, the American accreditors and the International Baccalaureate each certify is explained in the guide to accreditations and credentials. For younger children, a separate daycare directory covers French daycares and preschools. The full national directory covers the whole country.

We hope you will find this directory useful, and please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, comments or additional information on the schools listed here — or a school we are missing.