Our Bay Area School Campuses
LFSF is present on three campuses in the Bay Area. Two of our campuses are located in San Francisco and one in Sausalito, in Marin County, just passed the Golden Gate Bridge!
SAUSALITO | MARIN
PRESCHOOL + PRIMARY SCHOOL
FRENCH + INTERNATIONAL TRACKS
Our Marin campus welcomes about 150 students from age 2 (at La Petite Ecole) to students in Gr5.
It features:
- two playgrounds
- a lot of green spaces
- a school garden
- a music room
- a motricity room
- a library
- and more...
610 Coloma Street, Sausalito, CA 94965
Tel: (415) 661-5232
ASHBURY | SAN FRANCISCO
PRESCHOOL + PRIMARY SCHOOL
FRENCH TRACK
This primary campus is located in the heart of San Francisco and welcomes nearly 400 students from age 2 (at La Petite Ecole) to students in Gr5.
It features:
- multiple play and sports grounds
- a theater
- a music room
- motricity rooms
- two libraries
- and more...
755 Ashbury Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Tel: (415) 661-5232
ORTEGA | SAN FRANCISCO
MIDDLE + HIGH SCHOOL
FRENCH + INTERNATIONAL TRACKS
The Ortega campus, located in San Francisco, is our secondary campus welcoming about 350 students from Gr6 to Gr12 in our original track and in the international track.
It features:
- a professional theater
- a sports ground
- multiple science labs
- a library
- a wellness center
- a steam lab
- and even an aquaponic center!
1201 Ortega Street, San Francisco, CA 94122.
(415) 661-5232
The Land We Are On
LFSF is a school where we value curiosity, respect, empathy, and excellence. Our community embraces many languages and cultures, making every story important. Our campuses are on the land that originally belonged to the Ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) Ohlone people. These indigenous people have a long history here, but their lives were greatly affected by Spanish settlers.
Over generations, various indigenous communities have lived on and moved through this land. Today, people from different indigenous nations still call this area home. We recognize that we're now a part of this history too. We've inherited this land and with that comes a duty to protect and preserve it for the future. We acknowledge the rights of the Ramaytush Ohlone people as the original inhabitants, and we're committed to speaking up, taking action, and caring for this precious land, which we're now responsible for.
The Libraries on our campuses
PRESCHOOL + ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Each of our primary campus has a library rich of many books, magazines, newspapers, and DVDs in French and English. It's a place that students visit each week during class time and that is open to LFSF parents after school on selected days.
Book fairs are held during the school year to provide easy access to parents to a curated selection of children books in French and in English.
Twice a year, we welcome authors in residence who are professionals in children literature (story teller, illustrators,...) who come to work on special projects with students. It's a great way for children to explore books and stories differently.
middle school + high SCHOOL
In the library, thousands of books, magazines, newspapers and computers are available for students, teachers and staff. Students can go there freely during the breaks, at lunch and after class. They can also use this space during projects with their class.
Please note that the individual authentication is not available to students.
The school offers an access to the Overdrive catalogue (books and audiobooks in English)