Kehoe-France School

United States, Metairie

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English

Fees $11,205 - 12,576

Ages 0 - 14 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 1962

Bus Service No

Availability Not shared by this school

Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP)

Taught languages Spanish

Typical class size 19

Strengths STEM, Languages, Sport

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Preschool, Elementary, Middle School

Introduction

Kehoe-France is a private IB World School with two campuses in New Orleans area, serving children from infancy through adolescence. The Northshore Covington campus houses the Elementary program, delivering the IB Primary Years Programme for Kindergarten to Grade 4. Learners explore six transdisciplinary Units of Inquiry: Who We Are; Where We Are in Place and Time; How We Organize Ourselves; How the World Works; How We Express Ourselves; Sharing the Planet. Core subjects are Language and Literacy, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, with continued Spanish, plus enrichment in Art, Music, STEM, Guidance, and Library. Students use technology as a learning tool, with 1:1 iPads in Grades 1–3 and 1:1 Chromebooks in Grade 4. Assessments include NWEA MAP tests and regular progress reporting. Facilities include a STEM Room, Design Lab, Art and Music Studios, a Library, and outdoor spaces; safety is prioritized with controlled access and safeguarding leadership. ISP partnerships broaden connections.

www.kehoe-france.com

Kehoe‑France Northshore (Covington): 25 Patricia Dr, Covington, LA 70433, USA; Kehoe‑France Southshore (Metairie): 720 Elise Ave, Metairie, LA 70003, USA

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The Essentials

Location

Kehoe-France Southshore is located in Metairie, Louisiana, USA, at 720 Elise Ave, Metairie, LA 70003. The campus sits on a green, tree-lined site near the Greater New Orleans area. It is an International Baccalaureate World School offering IB programmes and inquiry-based learning across language, the arts, and STEM. The school serves ages 8 weeks to 14 years.

Stages

Early Childhood, Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School

Type

Private school

Country affiliation

United States

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Fees

Registration & application fees

- Kehoe‑France Southshore: non‑refundable registration fee USD 425; families who complete registration by January 30, 2026 receive a USD 150 credit toward tuition.
- Kehoe‑France Northshore: registration fee USD 375 during closed (early) enrollment (Jan 6–30, 2026) for returning families, USD 500 during open enrollment after Jan 30, 2026. Registration fees are non‑refundable.

Security fee (Northshore)

- Kehoe‑France Northshore: security fee USD 400 per family due August 3, 2026; the security fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition — Kehoe‑France Northshore (2026/27)

- Little Eagles (8 weeks):
- Monthly (10 payments): USD 1,120.50 per month
- Standard (3 installments): USD 3,735.00 per installment
- Annual (single payment): USD 11,205.00
- Activity & supply fee (due July 1): USD 1,098.00.

- One and Two Years:
- Monthly (10): USD 1,199.70 per month
- Standard (3): USD 3,999.00 per installment
- Annual (single): USD 11,997.00
- Activity & supply fee (due July 1): USD 1,098.00.

- PK3, PK4 & Kindergarten:
- Monthly (10): USD 1,220.70 per month
- Standard (3): USD 4,069.00 per installment
- Annual (single): USD 12,207.00
- Activity & supply fee (due July 1): USD 1,445.00.

- Grades 1–4:
- Monthly (10): USD 1,257.60 per month
- Standard (3): USD 4,192.00 per installment
- Annual (single): USD 12,576.00
- Activity & supply fee (due July 1): USD 1,580.00.

- Grades 5–7:
- Monthly (10): USD 1,257.60 per month
- Standard (3): USD 4,192.00 per installment
- Annual (single): USD 12,576.00
- Activity & supply fee (due July 1): USD 1,790.00.

- Additional Northshore notes: a 10% discount applies to tuition paid in full by May 1 (advanced annual payment) and the 2.5% credit‑card processing fee is waived for families paying in full by May 1 by credit card. Monthly payments must be paid by direct debit. Sibling tuition discounts apply: 2nd child 10%, 3rd child 15%, 4th child 20%. A 2.5% processing fee is added to all credit card payments; a USD 35 NSF fee applies to returned direct debit or check payments. Three months' written notice is required for a tuition refund without penalty.

Tuition — Kehoe‑France Southshore (2026/27)

- Little Pioneers (10‑month program):
- Monthly (10): USD 1,129.50 per month
- Standard (3): USD 3,765.00 per installment
- Two payments / Annual options and totals follow the structured schedules below
- Activity & supply fee (10‑month full payment due July 1): USD 900; (12‑month full payment due July 1): USD 1,045.

- One and Two Years (10‑month program):
- Monthly (10): USD 1,404.00 per month
- Standard (3): USD 4,680.00 per installment
- Activity & supply fee (10‑month): USD 1,080; (12‑month): USD 1,290.

- PK3 (10‑month program), PK4, Kindergarten, Grades 1–7 (10‑month program):
- PK3 (10): Monthly USD 1,436.70; Standard (3) USD 4,789.00; Annual (single) USD 14,367.00; Activity & supply fee USD 1,450 (10‑month) / USD 1,630 (12‑month where offered).
- PK4 & Kindergarten: Monthly USD 1,436.70 (or listed program rates); Activity & supply fee USD 1,445 (10‑month) where applicable.
- Grades 1–4: Monthly USD 1,471.20; Standard (3) USD 4,904.00; Annual USD 14,712.00; Activity & supply fee USD 1,695 (10‑month).
- Grades 5–7: Monthly USD 1,471.20; Standard (3) USD 4,904.00; Annual USD 14,712.00; Activity & supply fee USD 1,995 (10‑month).

- Southshore payment options and discounts: tuition paid in full by May 1 receives a 10% discount and the 2.5% credit‑card fee is waived for that full May 1 credit‑card payment. A two‑payment option offers a 3% discount for paying the first semester in full by May 1 and an additional 3% if the remaining semester is paid in one payment by February 1; alternatively the remaining semester may be divided into monthly payments with no additional discounts. Monthly plans are offered as 10‑month (May 1–Feb 1) or 12‑month (Aug 3–July 1) schedules. Sibling discounts apply: 2nd child 10%, 3rd child 15%, 4th child 20%. A 2.5% processing fee is added to all credit card payments; a USD 35 NSF fee applies to returned direct debit or check payments. Three months' written notice is required for a tuition refund without penalty. Registration and activity & supply fees are non‑refundable. Families who register by January 30, 2026 receive a USD 150 tuition credit.

Activity & supply fees (general)

- Activity & supply fees are billed per grade level, are due in full on July 1, and are non‑refundable. These fees cover books, workbooks, classroom supplies, technology/iPad fees, insurance, school pictures, costumes, yearbook, and many curriculum and activity costs. Example amounts appear above under each campus.

Other typical, itemized costs

- Uniform / PE kit items (sample pricing from school uniform order): gym shirt USD 15; gym shorts USD 23; warm‑up USD 40; swim cap USD 12; gym bag USD 25; school beach towel USD 30. Payment in full is required at order. (Uniform pricing and ordering for specific years may vary; uniform items are an additional family cost.)

Refunds and cancellations

- Registration and activity & supply fees are non‑refundable. Three months' written notice is required to obtain a tuition refund without penalty; failure to provide timely cancellation follows the school's tuition refund policy. If the school does not open for the academic year because of force majeure (weather, flood, strike, etc.), tuition and fees are not refundable. Cancellation of place for the following year must be submitted by the stated January 30 deadline.

Billing schedule and payment terms (summary)

- Standard (3‑installment) schedule: installments due May 1, August 3, and November 2. May 1 installment covers the first months of the school year as specified by the school schedule. Monthly schedules: 10‑month payments due the first of each month from May 1 through February 1; some programs offer a 12‑month option (August–July). Two‑payment option: first semester payment by May 1 (3% discount), remainder by February 1 (additional 3% discount if paid in one payment). Credit‑card payments incur a 2.5% processing fee unless a waiver condition applies. Returned direct debit or check incurs a USD 35 NSF fee. Monthly plans require direct debit or office arrangements as specified by the school. Three months' written notice is required for a refund without penalty.

Fee payment methods

- Accepted/available methods and terms include: credit card (2.5% processing fee unless specifically waived), direct debit / automatic bank draft for monthly plans, and payment to the school office (payment by check/direct payment where accepted). Returned direct debit or check carries a USD 35 NSF fee. Monthly payment plans generally require enrollment in automatic bank draft. Contact details for payment setup are provided by each campus' registrar.

Boarding / residential fees

- Not applicable. Kehoe‑France operates as early childhood through Grade 7 day campuses and does not offer boarding; therefore there are no boarding or residential fees.

Notes on discounts and credits

- Loyalty discount: 2% for continuously enrolled families who re‑enroll by the early registration date. Referral program: successful referrals can generate tuition credits (example: USD 500 credit for successful referral at Northshore). Sibling tuition discounts apply as noted above.

Academics

Curriculum

Kehoe-France Northshore Elementary uses the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Kindergarten through Grade 4, organized around six transdisciplinary Units of Inquiry: Who We Are, Where We Are in Place and Time, How We Organize Ourselves, How the World Works, How We Express Ourselves, and Sharing the Planet. Core academic areas are Language and Literacy, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies; Spanish language learning is continued, and enrichment classes include Art, Music, Physical Education, STEM, Guidance, and Library. Learning is inquiry-driven and internationally minded, with ongoing language support and the development of essential life skills and ATL competencies; International opportunities come through ISP IL0S and local field trips. Technology is integrated with 1:1 iPad learning in Grades 1–3 and 1:1 Chromebooks in Grade 4 to prepare for Middle School. Assessments include NWEA MAP tests twice a year in reading, language, mathematics, and science, with quarterly report cards and Seesaw updates, plus parent–teacher conferences.

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Admissions

01 Initial inquiry. Reach out to our Admissions Team or complete the online inquiry form to share your child's details, ask initial questions, and learn more about Kehoe-France Southshore in Metairie. This inquiry starts the admissions journey. Kehoe-France Southshore serves students from 8 weeks through Grade 7, and this step begins the process.
02 Schedule a campus visit. Book a personal tour or attend an open house to explore our campus, visit classrooms, and experience the Kehoe-France community in person. The visit lets families see learning in action and meet teachers and staff. This step helps families decide if the school is the right fit before applying.
03 Submit your application. Submit the online application and upload required documentation, such as recent school records, assessment reports, and relevant student information. Kehoe-France contacts your child's current or previous school to request official records, transcripts, and a teacher recommendation after submission. This step moves the process toward formal review.
04 Student visit and assessment. Depending on the grade level (Grades 1–7), a classroom visit, an assessment, and/or an informal interview will be arranged to understand your child as a learner and how the school can best support growth. The Admissions Committee reviews past academic performance, admissions testing, and teacher assessments and recommendations as part of the evaluation. The process helps the school determine readiness and fit for Kehoe-France Southshore.
05 Offer and enrollment. After reviewing documents, test results, and classroom observations, families are notified in writing with an admissions decision and next steps for enrollment. The written confirmation includes next steps and any additional forms to complete before the child's first day on campus. The admissions decision marks a formal transition from applicant to enrolled student.
06 Welcome to Kehoe-France Southshore. Before the first day, families receive key information about uniforms, daily schedules, carpool, and orientation events to ensure a smooth, confident start to school life. This onboarding helps families prepare for the transition and begin engaging with the school community. The school welcomes families as the child starts on campus.

Scholarships

Kehoe-France Southshore is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP). Students benefit from exclusive ISP scholarships and opportunities with some of the world's most recognized institutions.

Waitlist

A deposit holds your place until the first tuition payment is due May 1. If tuition is not paid on time, your child may be placed on a waiting list.

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FAQs

Where are Kehoe-France's campuses located and what ages do they serve?

Kehoe-France operates two campuses in Louisiana: Southshore in Metairie and Northshore. The schools serve ages from early childhood (including 8 weeks old) through middle school, with Northshore delivering the IB Primary Years Programme for Kindergarten through Grade 4 and Southshore serving PK3 through Grade 7.

Is Kehoe-France a boarding school or a day school?

Kehoe-France runs day campuses only and does not offer boarding.

What curriculum does Kehoe-France Northshore Elementary use?

Kehoe-France Northshore Elementary uses the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Kindergarten through Grade 4, organized around six transdisciplinary units of inquiry.

What are the registration fees and when are they due for Northshore and Southshore?

Southshore charges a non-refundable registration fee of USD 425, with a USD 150 tuition credit for registrations completed by January 30, 2026. Northshore charges USD 375 during closed enrollment (Jan 6–30, 2026) for returning families and USD 500 during open enrollment after Jan 30, 2026; a non-refundable security fee of USD 400 is also due for Northshore.

How much is the annual tuition for typical grades at Northshore and what are the additional fees?

For 2026/27, Northshore annual tuition ranges by program: Little Eagles (8 weeks) USD 11,205; PK3–Kindergarten about USD 12,207; Grades 1–4 USD 12,576; Grades 5–7 USD 12,576. Activity & supply fees due July 1 vary by grade (roughly USD 1,098 for the younger programs up to USD 1,790 for Grades 5–7).

What discounts are available if I pay early or have multiple children?

A 10% discount applies if tuition is paid in full by May 1. Sibling discounts are 10% for the second child, 15% for the third, and 20% for the fourth. A 2.5% processing fee applies to credit card payments unless waived, and there are additional loyalty (2%) and referral benefits described in the fee terms.

What is the admissions process and what should families expect?

The process begins with an initial inquiry, followed by a campus visit or open house, submission of the online application and required documents, and a student visit/assessment. The Admissions Committee reviews academic records and recommendations, then issues a written offer and onboarding information if accepted.

Is there a waitlist, and how does it work?

Yes. A deposit holds your place until the first tuition payment is due on May 1; if tuition isn't paid on time, families may be placed on a waiting list.

What languages are taught and is there a bilingual program?

English is the language of instruction, with daily English language development from early childhood. Spanish is taught as a second language from the early years and continues through elementary and middle school, with multilingual support to help students maintain home languages.

What assessments and reporting do students receive?

Students take NWEA MAP tests twice a year in reading, language, mathematics, and science; they receive quarterly report cards and Seesaw updates, plus regular parent–teacher conferences.

How is technology used in learning at Kehoe-France?

Technology is integrated with 1:1 iPad learning in Grades 1–3 and 1:1 Chromebooks in Grade 4 to prepare students for Middle School.

What facilities does the Southshore campus offer?

Southshore features a STEM Room and Design Lab for robotics, 3D printing, and coding; an Art Studio and Music Studio; a Library; expansive outdoor spaces; a Gymnasium and athletic fields, plus shaded pavilions and early years playgrounds.

What clubs and activities exist beyond academics?

Beyond the classroom there are Choir, Band, and Arts‑a‑Go‑Go programs, intramural sports, Student Council, ISP Artists and ISP Filmmakers, and projects like the 4th Grade Exhibition, Community Projects, and Founders' Day, plus Family Movie Night and service events.

Are there international or ISP-related programs for students?

Yes. ISP programs connect students with global peers through ISP Artists and ISP Filmmakers, and Grade-level trips and exchanges occur with partner schools in Spain, Costa Rica, and Canada.

How does Kehoe-France support wellbeing and safeguarding?

Wellbeing is prioritized through Komodo Wellbeing to monitor student welfare, with a School Counselor available for individual support. Safeguarding is a top priority, with a Designated Safeguarding Lead and annual safeguarding training for staff.

What support is available for English language learners and multilingual students?

English language development is a daily priority from preschool, with ongoing Spanish language foundations; multilingual support helps students grow in their home languages while developing proficiency in additional languages.

Is school lunch available and how are meals managed?

A daily school lunch is available as an optional extra and is invoiced separately; menus and pricing are shared with enrolled families.

Are uniforms required and what do they include?

Uniforms are required and must be purchased through an approved supplier. Example items include gym shirts, gym shorts, warm‑ups, swim caps, gym bags, and beach towels, with pricing noted in the school uniform guide.

What accreditations does Kehoe-France hold?

Kehoe-France is an IB World School accredited by the International Baccalaureate Organization, and it also holds Cognia, NIPSA, and Louisiana Department of Education accreditations.

What is the school's history and how can families participate in the community?

Kehoe-France began as a Day Camp in 1949 and opened its school program in 1962; today there are over 1,100 students across Kehoe-France and Northshore. Families can participate through grade‑level representatives and a variety of events such as Grandparents' Day, Movie Night, and the Scholastic Book Fair.

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