Sign up now for French classes this summer and fall in New Vernon and Morristown, New Jersey! The French-American Cultural Center of New Jersey (FACCONJ) is now accepting applications for the summer intensive and academic year sessions of our inaugural 2012–2013 year of French classes and cultural activities.

2012 summer intensives for grades K–12 offer rigorous, high-quality instruction in reading, writing, and grammar, including AP and IB preparation. Sessions run July 8–19 and August 19–30, Monday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Summer classes are located in our temporary classrooms at: Harding Township Municipal Buildings, 21 Blue Mill Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976.

The 2012–2013 academic year runs 34 weeks, September 17–June 15. Classes take place in our permanent home at: The Glen Alpin Estate, 685 Mount Kemble Avenue, Morristown, NJ 07960.

Offerings include:

• Saturday classes, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m., for both French-speaking students (grades K–7) and students learning French as a second language (grades K–12, including AP and IB preparation).
• After-school classes begin at 4:00 p.m. and include French classes, art, cooking, choir, theater, story time, French literature (French as first and second language), chess, French history & geography (French as first and second language), French homework classes, and singing in French (for mothers & toddlers).
• Classes and conversation groups for adults are coming soon.Call (862) 266-9716 or e-mail info@facconj.org for information.

For more information about French classes, please call FACCONJ at (862) 266-9716 or e-mail us at info@facconj.org.

Click here for upcoming K–12 classes, registration and fee information, and the application form.

Committed to pedagogical and cultural excellence, The French-American Cultural Center of New Jersey offers a wide variety of French courses for both children and adults. Beginning in September 2012, FACCONJ will also host a wide variety of social activities and cultural events, including lectures, concerts, films, international exhibitions in partnership with French museums, and discussion groups. FACCONJ aims to enrich the area’s cultural life by establishing a vibrant cultural and language hub for the people of New Jersey.