French in NH Schools
French Heritage Language Program
The French Heritage Language Program, affectionately known as the Afterschool French Clubs, helps young learners discover the joy of French language and culture in a welcoming, interactive environment.
Serving more than 45 students at Webster, Northwest, and Bakersville schools, the program meets twice weekly after school and combines language learning with games, creative activities, cultural traditions, and community building. Designed to complement classroom learning, the clubs foster curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong appreciation for the French-speaking world.
This program reflects the Franco-American Centre's commitment to preserving and promoting French language and heritage in New Hampshire and is made possible through the generous support of the Albertine Foundation.
Interested in a club for your school?
The Manchester School District's French-English immersion program has successfully completed its second year, giving students the opportunity to develop bilingual skills and connect with the rich heritage of the French-speaking world.
The Franco-American Centre was proud to support the program's launch and continues to champion French-language education in our community. As the program grows, it is helping build a stronger, more vibrant bilingual future for Manchester and New Hampshire.
