Media Coverage & Press Releases | French American School of Princeton

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Media Coverage

French Education with an American twist - Princeton Magazine Feb. 2014

Language Immersion, Bilingual Education Are Becoming Important Learning Tools

French American School Hosts International Potluck - Patch NJ

French American School Recognizes Student for Figure Skating Win in Egypt - Princeton Online

Press Releases

FASP Back to School 2019-2020

FASP Parents' Association Potluck Picnic

FASP Hosts First Open House of 2019-20 School Year

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Visits FASP

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What’s falling from the building? 🥚 Last we

What’s falling from the building? 🥚

Last week, students in grade 8 conducted an “Egg Drop” test. As a part of the activity, students needed to construct a “safe landing” nest within a cardboard box, for the eggs to land within. Prior to the test, students had to predict if their egg would survive the multi-story drop.

Results from the test are coming soon! #SayOuiToFASP

Earlier this week, our Head of School received ano

Earlier this week, our Head of School received another great surprise in celebration of her final year at FASP!
Peonies were planted outside, along the front entrance walkway of the school! While these are some of our Head of School’s favorite flowers, it is certainly a beautiful addition to our campus. Take a look as she received the surprise! #sayouitofasp

Where is our Head of School? You can find her in a

Where is our Head of School? You can find her in an office filled with something special! 🎈

As a part of our celebration to honor HOS Corinne Güngör’s last year at FASP, middle school students filled her office with balloons! During the morning surprise, our Head of School headed to her office to begin working, only to see that her office was filled with a colorful array of balloons! #SayOuiToFASP

Following the Austrian artist Hundertwasser, stude

Following the Austrian artist Hundertwasser, students in grade 1A created a beautiful work of art, just as spring is in full bloom! Students took a close look at the seasons according to the changes in the trees, then created representational art to mirror what was observed. While using a “lollipop” theme, students then created their art using paint, construction paper and other craft materials. #SayOuiToFASP

Today, the FASP teaching and administrative team c

Today, the FASP teaching and administrative team celebrated Faculty & Staff Appreciation Day! 🌸

First, the team enjoyed a delicious a lunch made by the Parents’ Association (PA) and volunteers. Then, they enjoyed delicious sweet treats and received a special surprise — a beautiful mason jar filled with fresh flowers! A huge thank you goes to the PA, the parent volunteers and the administrative team for putting together yet another memorable event!

Earlier in the school year, students in grade 8 wo

Earlier in the school year, students in grade 8 won a special category within the, Future City Competition earning the title of “Best Newcomer.” On Friday, they received items from the competition! Students grabbed various promotional items from the competition, and proudly displayed the items they received. Soon, they will receive their prize from being awarded “Best Newcomer.” #SayOuiToFASP

Over the past several months, students in grade 6

Over the past several months, students in grade 6 created arcade games! Following the model of Caine’s Arcade and the Global Cardboard Challenge, students created classic arcade games using common items such as cardboard, clothes pins, spoons and even cups. Once the projects were finished, students then showcased their work by hosting a carnival-style event which included the games. #SayOuiToFASP

Sneak Peek: Students in grade 6 worked on a specia

Sneak Peek: Students in grade 6 worked on a special project over the past few months. Stay tuned for their big reveal in the next few days! #SayOuiToFASP

Today, middle school students celebrated the work

Today, middle school students celebrated the work of William Shakespeare!

April 23rd is recognized as the birthday of Shakespeare, and students in middle school had a “Shakespearean” themed day! Students dressed in their finest Elizabethan attire enjoyed tea time and recited poems and sonnets inspired by the day. Also as a sweet treat to enjoy throughout the day, students brought in personalized baked goods from home! #SayOuiToFASP

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