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Dallas’s international-school scene is small but distinctive: a private, bilingual French - English school that runs from early childhood through secondary and a range of Dallas ISD magnet and dual-language campuses offering Spanish, Mandarin and other language pathways alongside US state coursework. Families can expect curricula that include the French national programme and International Baccalaureate options at the private international school, while public magnets typically deliver dual-language or specialised themed programmes under the Texas curriculum. Typical private tuition at the established bilingual private school is in the mid-to-high twenty-thousand dollars per year depending on grade, while public magnet and dual-language programmes are tuition-free for resident families (non-resident or F-1 students may face tuition). Admissions for private international schools usually follow an autumn - winter cycle with early-application or deposit deadlines; Dallas ISD’s magnet/choice window similarly opens in early November and commonly closes at the end of January, so relocating families should plan visits and applications well before the school year they hope to start.
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