EcoTeams Challenge 2026: Students Turning Ideas into Action
The month of March at the French American Academy has been filled with exciting and meaningful events. This year, for the first time, FAA ecodelegates participated in the EcoTeams Challenge des écodélégués de New York, a unique, collaborative experience that brings together students from French schools across the region. Held on March 11 from 8:45 […]
Where Learning Takes the Stage: Performing Arts at The French American Academy
Author: Lola Gueguen On February 7, 2026, our sixth, seventh, and eighth graders from Jersey City took the stage at Première Scène, the annual French theater festival hosted by the Lycée Français de New York. This unique event gives students the opportunity to perform short plays that highlight theatrical expression, cultural appreciation, and French language skills. […]
Community Day and the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: Learning to Serve, Understand, and Belong
Community Day at the French American Academy is an intentional moment in the school year to slow down, reflect, and engage with the values that shape our community. In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., students and families across our Englewood, Jersey City – Downtown, and Jersey City – The Heights campuses, representing more […]
New Aerospace & Engineering Club in Middle School and High School
We are proud to introduce the Aerospace & Engineering Club, a new opportunity for our middle and high school students at lunch time or afterschool. Why aerospace and engineering? Aviation and aerospace are among the fastest-growing global industries. According to workforce projections, aerospace and aviation-related careers are expected to grow faster than average over the […]
Supporting Every Learner: How The French American Academy Meets Diverse Student Needs
Author: Lola Gueguen Embracing the Normalcy of Learning Differences According to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately 65.6 million individuals in the United States experience learning and attention issues. This translates to roughly 1 in 5 people having a learning or attention-related challenge (Barto, n.d.). Neurodivergent individuals are those who process information, learn, and behave differently. This […]
Tips for Helping Your Child With Homework: A Parent’s Guide
Helping your child succeed with homework can be challenging, but with the right strategies, you can make a big difference. This comprehensive parent’s guide to helping your child with homework provides subject-specific tips to support your child in math, language arts, science, and more. Learn how to create an effective homework routine, motivate your child, […]
