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    Last update: 26/03/2008

    The French American Schools of Southern California, http://www.lilaschool.com/, offer programs beginning with pre-school and leading to an American high school diploma, a French Baccalauréat and/or an International Baccalaureate (high school and college).

    International School of the Peninsula offers dual language school for nursery through eighth grade students. The school offers two nursery through fifth grade bilingual immersion programs: Chinese/English and French/English. ISTP also offers a Middle School from sixth to eighth grade open to students of each of its bilingual programs to prepare children for American High School.

    Many private schools cater to the needs of international students as well. Most of these schools are more costly then normal private school and much pricier then publicly supported school Expect to pay between $8,000 and $10,000 a year.

     
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