Founded in the early 1970s to educate poor boys, Nativity Mission Center is considering a move to the Bronx as its neighborhood turns deluxe.
Wed 11 Aug 2010
Filed under: Lower East Side (NYC), Little Brothers of the Gospel, Bronx (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Education and Schools, Hispanic-Americans — @ 2:50 am
Tue 10 Aug 2010
Filed under: Lower East Side (NYC), Little Brothers of the Gospel, Bronx (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Education and Schools, Hispanic-Americans — @ 8:30 pm
Founded in the early ’70s to provide free education to mostly Latino middle school students, the Nativity Mission Center is considering a move to the Bronx as its neighborhood turns deluxe.
Tue 10 Aug 2010
Filed under: Lower East Side (NYC), Little Brothers of the Gospel, Bronx (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Education and Schools, Hispanic-Americans — @ 6:08 pm
Founded in the early ’70s to provide free education to mostly Latino middle school students, the Nativity Mission Center is considering a move to the Bronx as its neighborhood turns deluxe.
Fri 25 Jun 2010
Sister Mary Celine Graham, who was struck and killed by a speeding minivan driven by a robbery suspect, left a lasting impression on the generations she had mothered and mentored.
Fri 25 Jun 2010
At the Hebrew Language Academy in Brooklyn, children from a variety of faiths learn a language traditionally studied and spoken by Jews.
Fri 25 Jun 2010
Filed under: Discrimination, DiMarzio, Nicholas A, Quinn, Bernard J., Brooklyn (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Roman Catholic Church, Long Island (NY), Priests — @ 12:46 am
Msgr. Bernard Quinn, defying racists and arsonists, welcomed blacks into the church in New York City and on Long Island in the 1920s and ’30s.
Thu 24 Jun 2010
Filed under: Discrimination, DiMarzio, Nicholas A, Quinn, Bernard J., Brooklyn (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Roman Catholic Church, Long Island (NY), Priests — @ 11:06 pm
Msgr. Bernard Quinn, defying racists and arsonists, welcomed blacks into the church in New York City and on Long Island in the 1920s and ’30s.
Mon 14 Jun 2010
Filed under: Randalls Island (NYC), Private and Sectarian Schools, Education and Schools — @ 3:08 am
A lawsuit derailed plans by 20 nonpublic schools to contribute $52.6 million toward the development of athletic fields. Now the schools enjoy their use at no charge.
Fri 11 Jun 2010
Filed under: Tuition, Archdiocese of New York, Shutdowns (Institutional), Private and Sectarian Schools, Education and Schools, Manhattan (NYC) — @ 3:35 am
St. Michael’s opened in 1874 but is one of several Roman Catholic schools that the Archdiocese of New York says it must close or merge with another school.
Thu 10 Jun 2010
Filed under: Claremont Preparatory School, Irwin Shlachter, Private and Sectarian Schools, Manhattan (NYC), Suits and Litigation — @ 4:51 am
A message sent to parents of Claremont Preparatory School did not say why the headmaster would not be returning.