Colin LeBihan began his French education at L’Ecole Française du Maine at 2.5 years old and continued through grade 6, giving him a unique perspective on French-American schooling. Afterward, he attended Waynflete School in Portland, Maine, for grades 7-12, quickly becoming a key part of advanced French elective classes usually reserved for upperclassmen.
In high school, Colin mentored classmates with his bilingual skills while studying through the French Ministry of Education’s DELF/DALF programs, achieving the highest C2 level. He also attended the CityTerm program at the Masters School, an immersive learning experience in New York City.
Colin studied International Business and Management at Skidmore College, spending his first semester in London. During college summers, he helped manage operations at the Desert of Maine, aiding in its transformation into a thriving cultural venue. After graduating, Colin became a licensed real estate agent with Berkshire Hathaway in Florida.
Now, as the School Director and Assistant to the Head of School at The French American School of Tampa Bay (FASTB), Colin is committed to promoting the school locally and internationally. His lifelong exposure to his parents’ founding of both FASTB and L’Ecole Française du Maine fuels his dedication to its mission. Among the 58 French schools in North America, Colin is one of the few administrators who attended a North American AEFE school as a student.