United States
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École Française de Boston – Watertown Campus is a French immersion school that belongs to the AEFE network and delivers both French National Education and American curricula in a bilingual setting. The Watertown campus serves Toddlers through Kindergarten, with students typically starting at age 2 and continuing through age 5. The program is designed to meet individual needs and supports mastery of French within a multilingual, multicultural community. A distinctive feature is the FLAM program (Francais Langue Maternelle) offered as an extracurricular option for francophone students ages 5–15, reinforcing native-language development alongside English instruction. The school operates as part of a three-campus organization that includes Cambridge and Walden campuses; together they serve more than 270 students from over 25 nationalities. The standard day runs 8:30am–3:00pm, with Before School 8:00am–8:30am and Extended Day after, including an after-school club program. Across campuses, language development and cultural exchange are integrated throughout the year.
2 Rosary Drive, Watertown, MA, USA
EFB École Française de Boston - Watertown Campus has 270 pupils, instruction in French, English.
Annual tuition at EFB École Française de Boston - Watertown Campus ranges from USD 30 to USD 23,500 for 2026/27.
EFB École Française de Boston - Watertown Campus teaches French Curriculum, American Curriculum for students aged 2 to 10.