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JERSEY CITY, NJ - French American Academy Bilingual School

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Meet Our Team

Anne-Sophie Gueguen
Head of School & Founder

Management & Administration

ENGLEWOOD, NJ, HOBOKEN, NJ, JERSEY CITY, NJ

Anne-Sophie Gueguen is a visionary educator who founded the French American Academy in 2007 in Bergen County. Over the years, she has expanded the school’s reach and impact by opening new campuses in Jersey City in 2012 and Hoboken in 2022. As the Head of School, Anne-Sophie is committed to ensuring the highest quality education for her students through an innovative bilingual curriculum and program development. She firmly believes that investing in the professional development of teachers and staff is key to creating a positive learning environment and happy students. Anne Sophie’s dedication to excellence in education has been recognized by the French Government, which awarded her The Palmes Academiques in 2012. Originally from France, Anne Sophie has made the United States her home since 1999 and is a proud mother of four children.

Betty Diodio
FLE & Substitute

Elementary School, Preschool

JERSEY CITY, NJ

Betty Diodio is from a small town in the East of France. She came to New York with her family. She is a French Preschool and Elementary teacher with a multicultural background. Betty has been working for the French National Education for a few years. She holds a master’s degree in science of education and has successfully obtained the CRPE (competitive exam to teach with the French National Education). She loves teaching and spreading positive energy for children’s development. Outside of teaching, Betty enjoys traveling and discovering new places through hiking, biking, and running.

Michael Browne
Music – French

Elementary School

ENGLEWOOD, NJ, JERSEY CITY, NJ

Josephine Ancelle
Music – French

Elementary School, Preschool

HOBOKEN, NJ, JERSEY CITY, NJ

Florent Tarsiguel
3rd Grade – French

Elementary School

JERSEY CITY, NJ

Florent grew up in the hinterlands of Nice before going to school in Nice. He had many jobs before becoming a teacher. The one that fulfilled him the most was being a camp counselor, then a camp director. Providing children with unique experiences and unforgettable moments is a significant driving force for Florent, and it’s only natural that he gravitated toward teaching. He is a basketball fan, and he goes to the movies as often as possible. His ideal meal would consist of eating three desserts: for the appetizer, the main course, and, of course, for dessert!

Audrey Joffre
Kindergarten – French

Preschool

JERSEY CITY, NJ

Audrey was born and raised in Lyon, went to high school in Tarbes, and completed her graduate studies in Educational Sciences in Paris. She moved to live in Nice. Being a teacher has always felt like a natural calling for Audrey. Teaching children allows her to help them become citizens and live together to build our society for tomorrow, it is also about developing a space of trust to enable students to excel in their studies and life. Swimming, running, and dancing are Audrey’s favorite activities! She also enjoys traveling and discovering new cultures.

Magalie Boyer
PK4 – French

Preschool

JERSEY CITY, NJ

I am Magalie Boyer, a PK4 (Pre-Kindergarten 4) teacher. I quickly understood the role of school in life. I was never short on enthusiasm when getting up in the morning; in fact, I was more afraid of oversleeping. I loved learning but also enjoyed seeing my classmates both inside and outside the classroom. So, I decided at a very young age that I would become a school teacher. Today, I still love learning, but I realize that as a child, I had no idea what was actually in store for me.