Lyceum Kennedy Japanese School

Overview

Kennedy International School, founded in 1964, is an international school in New York City known for its diverse student body. Originally serving French-speaking families, it later expanded to include a Japanese program and Saturday school. The school aims to educate young people to become citizens

• Immersive Japanese language environment promotes bilingual fluency from an early age.
• Cultural enrichment programs bridge traditional Japanese values with global perspectives.
• Dedicated faculty focused on fostering academic excellence and personal character.
• Small class sizes ensure every student receives individualized support and guidance.