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.