Tag: Schools
Antinozzi Associates takes on the challenges of architectural renovations
"If a school was built in 1910 or 1920, they were built like brick you-know-what-houses," Ayles said. “They’re not going anywhere."
U.S. Sen. Murphy introduces bill to strengthen school diversity
“Racial and economic isolation exists throughout the country, and Connecticut is no different,” said the Democrat in presenting his Strength in Diversity Act.
Norwalk and its schools join energy forces
An economy of scale is seen in assessments and purchases.
State allocates $5M for school security
Infrastructure improvements gain attention after Newtown shootings.
The fight over schools, standardization, Vallas
Efforts to turn around Bridgeport school under fire.
School projects in limbo
Westchester County is now in a “hurry up and wait” mode as the state figures what to fund.
School projects in limbo
Scores of shovel-ready projects pertaining to schools are being considered by elementary education officials throughout the Hudson Valley, but uncertainty is the watchword for school officials regarding what financial assistance they might garner from the federal stimulus package.
Reading, writing, religion
Living with a struggling economy, people are having trouble affording the tuition at private, Catholic, college preparatory high schools throughout Westchester.
Lawyers object to pollution, waste
The prospect of lawyers eliminating hot air might sound far-fetched, but at Pace Law School it’s a motion that’s being sustained.
School lunches now trans-fatless
Restaurant, school, and café meals are now trans-fatless.
Teen demographic charts Web strategy
Westchester high school students are getting a head start in business marketing and development.