What is a Francophone school?

• A. A school that teaches French to all students regardless of first language.
• B. A school that provides instruction for Francophone students whose first language is French.
• C. A private school with bilingual curriculum.
• D. A school that offers English programs.

Answer: (B)

Francophone schools are designed to serve students whose first language is French by delivering instruction in French and supporting French-language culture within the school. This makes them distinct from programs that teach French to all students regardless of their first language, from bilingual private schools, or from schools that run English-language programs. So the description that fits is a school that provides instruction for Francophone students whose first language is French.