Sentences with phrase «city institution continue»

Over the next few months, as discussions on the fate of this historic New York City institution continue, this series will highlight these recommendations, report on new developments, and also offer a deeper look at Cooper Union's history and the legacy of Peter Cooper.

Not exact matches

«It's very much connected to the city it would be great to see it continue as a Bay Area institution,» he says.

Since its implementation, the City has seen improved school outcomes in graduation and attendance as well as a continued commitment to identify and improve low performing institutions.

«New York City private schools and New England prep schools continue to hold sway,... but these institutions are seeing some new competition from schools overseas and public...

New York City private schools and New England prep schools continue to hold sway — Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., is a virtual factory, sending 19 kids to Harvard this fall — but these institutions are seeing some new competition from schools overseas...

And, as market forces continue to separate rich and poor families in the U.S. and drain inner cities of decent jobs in the name of higher profits, can we really blame urban schools for parents» alienation from many institutions?

Beginning in 1946 and continuing well into the 1970s, Smith taught at institutions with noteworthy art and architecture schools, including Hunter College (now part of the City University of New York [CUNY]-RRB-, Cooper Union, Pratt Institute, and New York University, where he taught up - and - coming artists Larry Rivers and Robert Goodnough.

The Museum will continue its highly praised inHarlem initiative of presenting exhibitions, artists» projects, and programs throughout the neighborhood in collaboration with partners such as the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation, Marcus Garvey Park Alliance, Historic Harlem Parks Coalition, New York Public Library, Maysles Documentary Cinema, AFROPUNK, Harlem Stage, The Laundromat Project, New East Harlem Merchants Association, Barnard College, and other cultural institutions.

Furthermore, the office continued its traditional civil rights work by, for example, conducting a multi-year investigation into the treatment of adolescent males at Rikers Island and filing Americans with Disabilities Act cases against leading New York City institutions like Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center, while simultaneously bringing new and innovative cases under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.