What is EB?
As a recognized leader in international bilingual education, EB integrates the rigor and excellence of a French curriculum into a dynamic, whole-child education, imbuing students with tenacity, cross-cultural fluency, a deep intellectual capacity and vast stores of kindness. List of 6 items.
Why choose EEB?
EB graduates attend excellent high schools, including French schools in the Bay Area. Through service learning and trips to France and within the U.S., students become global citizens that are at home in the world. If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.
What do I do if I Forget my Parent Portal password?
Please use the password reset link on the Parent Portal page if you have forgotten your password.
What does Ecole Bilingue look for in a school?
By choosing an independent French school, Ecole Bilingue parents look for a combination of academic rigor and individual attention for their children, in a setting that prizes open-mindedness and cultural diversity.
Is there a dues for parents association?
There are no dues. All parents are automatically members of the Parents’ Association.
We believe that when students see the world without borders or barriers, they can confidently and capably seize any opportunity
Every day our students learn to speak, write, and think in two languages, becoming open-minded, adaptable learners who discover their best selves while respecting the differences of others.
Nurturing Creative, Multilingual Learners
Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley is a preschool-8th grade bilingual immersion school where students learn in French and English.
DIvisions
Students matter most. They are the heart of our school. Learn more about the unique curriculum and programmatic offerings of each school division:
Accelerated French Program
Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley’s Accelerated French Program (AFP) provides students who have no prior French language exposure the opportunity to acquire fluency in a second language, making them strong candidates for High School placement after 8th grade. Learn more
Experiential Learning
When students learn about a place by immersing themselves within it, they become more than simply bystanders; they are bilingual participants in the world, locally and globally, and know they belong anywhere.
Start Applying Today!
Thank you for your interest in Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley! Our admission season for the 2022-2023 school year is open and we're excited to begin this journey with your family. First step: Fill out the inquiry form below. Merci!
All Are Welcome! (Anti-Discriminatory Policy)
Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley does not exclude from participation in, deny the benefits of, or subject any individual to discrimination on the basis of race, color, and national origin. This policy applies to all programs, services, and facilities, including applications, admissions, and employment.
What is the phone number for the SOL test?
Additionally, any 7th and 8th grade Virtual student who needs to take their SOL test should call the guidance office at 739-3305 to arrange to take the test on Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. SOL Retakes will be scheduled for next week.
What is the best way to prepare students for success?
understand all students can learn. foster effective communication , critical thinking , creativity and collaboration. prepare students for success. meet the unique needs of each child. are grounded in respect and integrity. have a well-defined curriculum and programs that meet or exceed state and national standards.
How far away from others do you have to be from a mask?
Mask breaks will be given throughout the day by their teachers. Students must maintain a distance of six feet from others when possible. All students are expected to bring their Chromebook to school with them each day. Chromebooks must be charged before coming to school.
What time does the school start at 8:07?
A few quick reminders.... Classes begin each day at 8:07 a.m. and end at 3:07 p.m. Car riders can be dropped off at the main entrance starting at 7:30 a.m. Breakfast and lunch are free for all students. Students will eat their meals in the classrooms. Students may bring a clear water bottle to school.
What makes a school successful?
We believe successful schools: 1 understand all students can learn 2 foster effective communication, critical thinking, creativity and collaboration 3 prepare students for success 4 meet the unique needs of each child 5 are grounded in respect and integrity 6 have a well-defined curriculum and programs that meet or exceed state and national standards 7 provide safe, healthy, and dynamic learning environments 8 have high expectations which inspire high performance 9 enable students to be college and career ready 10 engage and communicate with families
When is remote learning day in school?
Any parent who does not wish for their child to participate in the survey should call the school on Monday. On February 8th and 9th, all students will participate in Remote Learning days. There will be no in-person instruction as the building will be closed.
When is the deadline for school yearbooks?
Yearbooks can be ordered online under the link for Students. Yearbooks are $35.00 and March 31st is the deadline to place your order. February 1. Meal distributions will continue on Wednesdays from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Meals are free to any child 18 years old and younger.
