Elementary French A – grades 2–4 – Thursday 11:30–12:00 ET – a continuation of Elementary French B that meets once a week. See the
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Living French Atelier (live only)
Elementary
Upper elementary / middle school
Now full — Beginner French – grades 5–7 – Tuesday/Thursday 1:30–2:15 ET. (Use the same registration link for the hybrid beginner class.)
Continuing French Section 1 – grades 6–7 – Tuesday/Thursday 9:30–10:15 ET (for students who have done Beginner French).
Continuing French Section 2 – grades 6–8 – Tuesday/Thursday 10:30–11:15 ET (for students who have done one or more years of Continuing French).
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French 2 – grades 8–12 – 12:30–1:15 ET.
Enroll in French 2French 3 – grades 9–12 – Monday 1:00–2:00 ET meets only once per week and has 60–80 minutes of assigned self-directed learning the rest of the week (about 20 minutes per day).
Enroll in French 3French Book & Conversation Club – grades 8–12 (students should have had at least two years of French). Read French classics with friends and keep up conversation skills: 2:30–3:00 ET every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from August to May (French 2 and up). Starting with L'Homme qui plantait des arbres; other books chosen together.
Enroll in Book ClubAtelier + self-paced course (hybrid)
Tuesday only — French 1 hybrid – grades 8–12 (grade 7 by invitation or request) – 11:30–12:15 ET meets once per week and uses pre-recorded lessons from French One the Living Way on other days.
Tuesday only — Beginner French hybrid – grades 6–7 – 2:30–3:15 ET meets once per week and uses pre-recorded lessons from Beginner French the Living Way on other days.
Living French Courses (self-paced)
French One the Living Way – high school – a self-paced way to earn a living transcript credit.
Enroll now! French One: the Living WayBeginner French Course – upper elementary through high school – a self-paced way to practice the Beginner French vocabulary series, conversations, and stories daily. Works as a stand-alone for families with limited time, or as a go-along for CM Everyday French middle school students.
Available August 1st.
Information
Grades are a guideline and a bit fluid. The following can help you decide where to place your student:
- French 1 includes homework; classes are for high school credit. If your 7th or 8th grader is very motivated to learn French, this may be the right fit.
- For 4th graders: Beginner French has copywork each class day. Can your 4th grader comfortably copy five sentences?
- Elementary French A is for students who took Elementary French in 2025/26 (or who have already done a lot of French — email if you are not sure).
Classes are non-refundable.
Please check your schedule carefully before committing. If you are no longer able to attend the live class, recordings will be provided and you will retain access to the Canvas (Instructure) class page.
All classes are recorded and available in the Canvas classroom each week in case of absence.
Class size: 10 - 12 students per class.
Term: Classes start the week of August 17th and conclude the week of May 3rd (30 weeks).
Tuition (USD for the year)
- Book & Conversation Club – $150
- Story Club (replaces Elementary French Beginning) – $300
- Elementary Continuing Class – $300
- Middle School Classes – $760
- Beginner French hybrid class – $760 (includes live speaking practice + the self-paced course)
- French 1 hybrid class – $800 (includes live speaking practice + the self-paced course)
- French 2 Class – $800
- French 3 Class – $600
- Self-paced French 1 – $300 (no live speaking practice)
- Self-paced Beginner French (coming soon!) – $300 (no live speaking practice)
Deposit $150 to hold your spot. Balance due May 1st. Registrations after June 1st must be paid in full. A payment plan is available (payments due May 1st, June 1st) with an administration fee of $15 extra per payment. Other payment plans may be arranged at the discretion of CM Everyday French — please email if needed.
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