Chinese American International School
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Overview
Chinese American International School in San Francisco is a private Mandarin immersion preschool to grade 8 program. It is primarily a bilingual school model, with learning support services to be confirmed directly with admissions.
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Who is this school for?
- School
- Private
- language-based learning disabilities
- twice-exceptional
- Elementary (K-5)
How will my child learn?
- hands-on learning
What opportunities are there beyond the classroom?
- School
- family partnerships
Other Important Info
- Mandarin immersion
- minds-on learning
- community engagement
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