The OFFICIAL FASRI Alumni page!

12/21/2016

Dear Alumni, we are moving over to the main page on FB so make sure you "like" us there to stay in touch!

Do you have an update about where you are and what you are doing?

12/07/2016

Calling all FASRI alumni! We made a home for you on our new site at fasri.org. Please visit and browse our new alumni area, we hope it makes you feel proud to have been part of our growing changing school.

12/03/2016

It was a treat to see some alumni families, alumni staff and alumni at the Marché de Noël! We always love to welcome our alumni home and hear about what you are doing!

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Rhode Island's version of a Marché de Noël drew shoppers and early-holiday revelers to Fox Point on Saturday for face-

12/02/2016

We heard back from several families who said they enjoyed our Thanksgiving message so we thought we'd share an excerpt with our Alumni below:

Living in a diverse, multicultural community–like our country or our school–is not an unchanging constant, it is an ongoing process of finding new ways to understand the people around us. In this time of change, the FASRI administrative team and faculty will continue to seek opportunities to grow in our understanding and respect for others. We wish to take this opportunity to reaffirm what we value:

We value people who come from different nations, and bring new ways of being into our understanding. The cultures represented in our school bring different forms of expression, other ways of living together, as well as new intellectual traditions and perspectives. We are proud of our commitment to educators and families who are new to this country. If you come from a different country, you enrich our community.

We value people of different beliefs. Whether your family is connected to a faith tradition or not; or if your religion differs from the people around you, you enrich our community.

We value families of all types at our school. Whether your family has one parent or two; parents who live apart or separately; parents of different genders; two mothers; or two fathers, you enrich our community.

We value the fact that our community represents a range in socioeconomic status. Our community is remarkably generous in the talent and the resources they bring to our growing school, and we strive to provide an education that creates opportunities for all students. No matter what your socioeconomic status may be, you enrich our community.

We value the racial diversity of our community. As an institution, we reject the perpetuation of racism in our society. If your skin is a different color from the people you pass in the hallway, or those in your classroom, you enrich our community.

Whatever the outcome of the presidential election had been, it is clear that our society is in need of greater unity. We are proud to be part of a community that not only tolerates differences but values them.

What does this mean for your children? We will continue to listen. In classrooms, teachers will give students the opportunity to express their thoughts and feelings about the world around them, and help them listen to other points of view. We will continue to provide an excellent education and a multi-cultural foundation that allows the children in our care to connect well with people around them, appreciate differences and make a positive mark on the world.

The Faculty, Staff and the Board of Trustees
The French American School of Rhode Island

10/17/2016

You are the ones who inspire us all! Do we have have your correct email? If not please email [email protected]. Find out how you can help us raise money, even if you are still in school: http://conta.cc/2emZgk6

10/08/2016

Bonjour FASRI alumni!!! The FASRI Giving Week $25,000 challenge is coming soon October 17 to 21. Watch this space for the latest news....

11/26/2013

Congratulations Olivia Hewitt ('11)!

FASRI alumna Olivia Hewitt ('11), now a Junior at St. Mary Academy-Bay View, has been nominated to attend the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Washington, DC on February 14-16, 2014. The Congress is an honors-only program for high school students who want to become physicians or go into medical...

09/30/2013

Bonjour alumni de FASRI! Vous êtes invités au 7eme State of the School, le 7 octobre a 18h30 à FASRI. Full details are available below, or email us at [email protected] if you have any questions. FASRI alumnus Frank Caprio will be speaking at the event. A bientot!

Please join us for FASRI's annual State of the School. Celebrate success, review the 12/13 annual report, thank donors and volunteers, and look to the future!

06/11/2013

Here is some alumni news! We want to hear from you too, write to us at [email protected]!

FASRI alumnae Hannah Tighe '09 and her sister Sophie '15 were ranked in the top ten nationally and in Rhode Island in Le Grand Concours, the annual French national exam organized by the Association of American Teachers of French.

04/11/2013

FASRI alumni alert! FASRI will be celebrating its 20th anniversary next year and we want you to be involved!

Can you help us by getting your contact details to us to [email protected]? Please can you shoot us an email with your details? Merci!

We had a visit from a FASRI alumna just last week! Here with FASRI teacher Isabelle Michaels is Christiane Badway '05 with her mother (and former FASRI assistant teacher), Jeanine Badway, and family. It was great to see them. Christiane is studying at Notre Dame University-Louaize, Lebanon. The Badways were one of FASRI's first families. Merci pour la visite et a bientot!