French

Full immersion means teaching most subjects in French, not just one class. Here’s what it actually takes, and why adding French as a subject first is the easier place most families should start.

No agency in the US or Canada certifies “bilingual.” Here’s what a certified bilingual homeschool child can actually earn instead.

Immersion seats follow catchment boundaries, not families, so a move can cost the spot fast. Here’s what actually helps next.

Research on French-specific summer learning loss is thin. Here’s the one real Canadian study that exists, what French immersion experts say anyway, and why we won’t invent a statistic.

AP French is being redesigned for Fall 2026. Here’s how IB’s Language B and ab initio tracks differ from AP’s single course, how each is assessed, and why university credit varies so much.

What Bill 96 concretely changed for English-sector schooling, CEGEP, and the workplace, what’s still contested in court, and what we couldn’t find evidence for.

New Brunswick’s French immersion program reaches a third of anglophone students, one of the highest rates in Canada. Here’s what the attrition data, support gaps, and political history actually show.

The federal bilingual bonus is $800 a year and hasn’t increased since 1977. Here is exactly what the SLE test involves, how long results last, and what changed in 2025.

Busing is provided, unlike the Catholic board next door. But a 20% cut to grade 1 spots this year means the draw is tighter, and odds shift by city.