EFAM Boosts Education: New Bilingual Curriculum, Scholarships, and Expanded Programs for 2026-2027

L'École Franco-Américaine de Miami (EFAM) implemented a new bilingual French-English curriculum and established scholarships for low-income families for the 2026-2027 school year. South Miami families with students at EFAM also saw expanded after-school programs and completed library renovations, among other enhancements.

These updates, according to school officials, aimed to enrich the learning environment and provide comprehensive support for students from preschool through middle school. The changes affected academic programs, extracurricular activities, and family services, impacting daily life for many local households.

Innovation Marked the 2026-2027 School Year

EFAM launched a new bilingual French-English curriculum for all students starting in kindergarten for the 2026-2027 academic year. This program integrates both languages into core subjects, providing an immersive learning experience from an early age.

Enriched Pedagogy and Learning Environment

The school introduced new after-school workshops focusing on science, robotics, and creative arts. These programs are available to primary and middle school students. EFAM also completed the extension of its school library, which now includes an interactive digital space and a collection of 500 new books.

Improved Services for Students and Families

EFAM rolled out an enhanced parent-teacher communication platform. This new system allows for personalized tracking of each student's progress. The school also integrated new sports options, including judo and climbing, available after school hours. For younger children, EFAM increased the number of available crèche places by 10% starting in September 2026. The school revised its cafeteria menus to include more organic and local products, partnering with regional producers. EFAM also established scholarships for low-income families, covering up to 50% of tuition fees for the 2026-2027 school year.