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San Diego’s international-school scene is a mix of bilingual private schools (notably French - English programmes), independent American schools with global curricula, and district-run magnet pathways that include International Baccalaureate and language-immersion options. Families will commonly find instruction offered in English alongside intensive Spanish or Mandarin programmes, and a small number of schools follow French national or bilingual French - American syllabuses. Tuition varies a lot by type and age: bilingual preschools and smaller independent schools commonly charge in the mid-twenties of thousands of dollars a year while established independent secondary schools and international student fees at some schools can reach the mid-to-high forties of thousands; many schools also offer payment plans and needs-based aid. Admissions calendars differ: public magnet and immersion places usually follow district choice windows, private and international schools often open applications in the autumn and run rolling offers or set deadlines through winter, so begin enquiries at least six to twelve months before your planned start date.
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