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  • [FR] Interview sur le Grand Journal de New York de BFM TV

    Le 14 décembre dernier, j’ai abordé le thème de la campagne de levée de fonds pour financer le développement des enseignements bilingues à New-York dans l’émission le Grand Journal de New York, présenté par Sabrina Quagliozzi, sur BFMBusiness.com. Read more

  • Doctor Jaumont, Ph. D.

    As of noon today, I am “Doctor Jaumont, Ph.D. I defended my dissertation this morning at New York University, and passed. Six years ago I became a doctoral student at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Education in the Ph.D. program in International Education. Today was the last step of a long, but very exciting, Read more

  • French Foreign Affairs Minister, Laurent Fabius, visits P.S. 58 in Brooklyn

    Laurent Fabius, French Foreign Affairs Minister visited P.S. 58 in Brooklyn on Monday. It is the first time that such a high-ranking French official visits a New York City school which, for the last 6 years, has hosted a succesful French-English dual-language program. Read more

  • “Mapping the resurgence of French in North America” – My interview for Language Magazine

    I was recently interviewed by Language magazine for an article about the resurgence of French in North America, La Renaissance (published in the May 2013 edition). I had the opportunity to speak about the development of French dual language programs in New York, and in the United States. Read more

  • P.S. 20 Launches French Dual-Language Program

    Here is a recent article about the launch of a French Dual language Program at P.S. 20 Clinton Hill School in Brooklyn. Great news! Read more

  • Graduating First 5th Grade Cohort in French-English Bilingual Schools

    For the first time in the history of dual-language programs in New York, a graduation ceremony for the bilingual students of P.S. 58 and P.S. 84 took place on June 19 at the Consulate General of France hosted by Consul General Bertrand Lortholary, Antonin Baudry, Cultural Counselor to the French Embassy, and myself. There were Read more