-- The board of regents of Paris Junior College has named Dr. Clarence Charles Clark of Hays, Kan. as the school's new president.

In 1919, after delays caused by the destruction of World War I and a lengthy debate over who should head the institution and the socio-economic meanings of a reconciliation of the fine arts and the applied arts ( an issue which remained a defining one throughout the school's existence ), Gropius was made the director of a new institution integrating the two called the Bauhaus.

In 2006, the Board of Visitors approved the invocation of eminent domain against a neighboring business, a funeral parlor, to make way for the school's new Performing Arts Center.

Although the school's endowment was barely $ 4 million, Wilson sought $ 2 million for a preceptorial system of teaching, $ 1 million for a school of science, and nearly $ 3 million for new buildings and salary increases.

The new location at 36 S. Wabash, in the midst of the SAIC " campus ", features updated and more accessible facilities to enable more numerous visitors It is run by the school's non-teaching faculty and student workers.

During the academic year 2005-6, he was briefly the Carl F. H. Henry Professor of Theology and Science at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, as well as the first director of the school's new Center for Theology and Science ( since replaced by prominent creationist Kurt Wise ).< ref >< cite > Creationist to will lead seminary science center </ cite > Peter Smith.

His was the first student voice broadcast on his high school's new radio station, WMTH, and he was its first sportscaster during his senior year ( 1959 – 1960 ).

The school's new Arnold Foundation has been established to enable it to offer similar support to children from outside the Rugby area.

KRS-One exemplified new school's hardcore hip hop | hardcore and political hip hop | political aesthetics as a part of Boogie Down Productions.

In 2005, the doors to the new Letcher County Central High School were opened in Ermine ( the school's postal address, however, is in Whitesburg ), with total costs of over $ 25, 000, 000.

He returned to the Pennsylvania Academy to teach in 1876 as a volunteer after the opening of the school's new Frank Furness designed building, became a salaried professor in 1878, and rose to director in 1882.

At that time, the new Fort Lewis College also changed its mascot from " Aggies " to the " Raiders ," and changed the school's colors from the green and yellow of the Colorado State University system it had been affiliated with to the blue and gold it still sports today.

Eight years later, in 1984, a new cafeteria was ready for use in time for the school's annual football banquet.

The school equipment was to consist of 20 portable buildings which would have simply been added to Wagon Wheel if the new school's construction could not be completed.

From 2004 to 2006, significant remodeling included the installation of new facilities for the school's nursing programs, plus new biology, chemistry, and physics laboratories.

That fall also saw brand new soccer and football fields opened along with the school's first running track.

This plot of land would become the core of the new school's campus.

In 1822, the school's founders, Henry Cockburn and Leonard Horner agreed that Edinburgh required a new school to promote classical learning.

The new facility will double the size of the university's existing newsroom-last upgraded in the 1960s-and allow more students to participate in the school's WOUB radio station and television programs.

In England, urban middle-class pressure for a commercial curriculum was often supported by the school's trustees ( who would charge the new students fees ), but resisted by the schoolmaster, supported by the terms of the original endowment.

The project thus far has added an additional wing to the law school's current building, increasing assignable space by nearly 30 percent to provide for additional classrooms, offices, and a new courtroom, named the Paul and Lydia Kalmanovitz Appellate Courtroom in honor of a $ 1 million gift to the project from the Kalmanovitz Charitable Foundation.

She also managed to boost the school's involvement in international and public interest law, and hired a significant number of prominent new faculty members.

A picture as well as a collection of his books originally written in Irish are on display in the school's new building in Tymon North Park, Tallaght.

She went so far as to get a custom made $ 500 gown in the school's colors to show the town that she was worthy of being the queen.

Tri-Central's other notable information / achievements are: High Ability / honors instruction at all grade levels, 2012 Tri-Central High School seniors received in excess of $ 750, 000 in awards and scholar-ships, senior trip to Washington D. C. and New York City, musical productions by the school's elite choir, and instrumental performances by the schools state recognized gold rating marching band, and concert band, 8 AP classes with many students scoring 3 and above on AP exams — 10 % more than last year — ranked 13th in the state, state recognition for percentage of students enrolled in AP classes — only 35 schools recognized, state recognized academic team, Dual Credit courses as well as access to many on-line courses, 11 school-wide computer labs and 4 student computers in each elementary classroom, elementary athletic opportunities in youth soccer, cheerleading, football, basketball, and wrestling, Elementary music, art, computer technology and physical education classes each week, Accelerated reading K-12 and operation Drop Everything And Read in the secondary, and this reading program is year-round for the middle and high school.

The school district is trying to raise $ 30 million from alumni to improve the high school's athletic facilities.

The school's current $ 5. 4 million building opened in September 2006.

The school's first students started attending in 1968 and the campus has undergone an $ 83 million expansion and renovation project that started in 2005.

The school's current policies allow students to attain bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and even " Doctor of Ministry " degrees in months, rather than years, for as little as $ 25 per month.

His school's principal died in 1905, and Aberhart was selected to replace him ; his salary increased to $ 1, 000 per year.

Joseph Wharton in November 1893 pledged an additional $ 75, 000 to the school in order to implement James ' ideas in the school's curriculum.

During his tenure as president, Kean succeeded in adding new faculty in African, Asian, Russian, and Middle Eastern Studies, significantly increased opportunities for students to study abroad, increased applications from prospective students, nearly tripled the school's endowment, and committed more than $ 60 million to construction of new buildings and renovation of older buildings — principally student residence halls.

At present, the school's endowment is valued at about $ 962 million US.

In the school's early years, Mr. Kennedy donated $ 1 million for construction of a dormitory for the nurses.

( For example, if X-town and Y-town run a high school together, and the total operating cost of the high school is $ 4, 500, 000, and X-town sends 51 % of the school's students, X-town would be assessed $ 2, 295, 000 and Y-town would be assessed $ 2, 205, 000.

( According to the school's 2006 calendar year tax returns, the endowment is worth over $ 368, 000, 000 today.

As of late 2007, the school's endowment was estimated at $ 100 million.

It reportedly dropped 12 % to settle at $ 88 million during the economic downturn, but has recently gained over $ 12 million in unrestricted assets during " the largest fundraising campaign in the school's history ," which was concluded as of June 30, 2011.

The school's applicants tend to be in-state residents with 97 % of students enrolled in classes at John Jay College being residents of New York State, with just 3 % out-of-state.

By 1939, the school's enrollment had grown to 3, 890.

The court ruled 6 – 3 that acceptance by students of federal educational grants did fall under the regulatory requirements of Title IX, but limited the application to the school's financial aid department.

Sun Myung Moon, founder of the Unification Church and the Washington Times, and his wife Hak Ja Han helped to financially stabilize the university through two of his organizations: News World Communications ( an international media firm which publishes the Washington Times and other news media ), which provided a $ 400, 000 loan to the university at 6 % interest ; and the Women's Federation for World Peace, which indirectly contributed $ 3. 5 million toward the school's debt.

The school's student radio station, WSBU 88. 3 The Buzz, is ranked No. 4 nationally by The Princeton Review and has been ranked in the top 5 — and No. 1 on more than one occasion — for more than a decade.

The school's enrollment, which had been 3, 100 in 1940, dropped to an all-time low in the summer of 1944, with a mere one thousand students enrolled.

He finished his high school career with the school's records for rushing yards ( 3, 861 ) and scoring ( 466 points ).

While the school's reputation among residency programs generally centers around the Northeastern United States, New York Med is a national medical school as 74. 3 % of the entering class and 83. 0 % of the applicants are from out of state.

There has been a preparatory school on various Plymouth sites since the school's foundation ; it currently accepts children aged 3 to 11, with a roll in excess of 300.

The school's women's tennis team captured 6 GLVC conference titles since 1985 ; including 3 undefeated seasons.

His 3, 475 rushing yards and 35 touchdowns both rank second on the school's career-record list.

The school's alumni today number more than 3, 400, most of whom are employed by the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation.

In a memorable season filled with victories over ranked opponents, Notre Dame defeated the # 3 ranked West Virginia 34-21 in the Fiesta Bowl to secure the school's 11th national championship.

Because there were many people upset over Pierce being allowed to remain on the team and keep his scholarship, two petitions totaling over 3, 000 signatures were filed protesting the circumstances of the school's handling of the case.

His 1981-82 team produced four future NBA players-three of them first-round draft picks-including Boston Celtics captain Reggie Lewis, who was the high school's team's sixth man, and 5 '- 3 " Tyrone " Muggsy " Bogues, who had a 14-year NBA career despite being the shortest player in league history.

In March 2007 the school was re-inspected with Ofsted rating the school's overall effectiveness as grade 3 (" satisfactory ").

It was blown up in episode 22 of season 3 " Graduation Day, Part Two ", and the characters are now starting college ( although the school's charred remains will feature occasionally this season, and it will ultimately be rebuilt for season seven ).

After four years at Utah, he was among the school's all-time top ten in 3 categories: 10th in scoring ( 1, 519 points ), 8th in rebounds ( 886 ) and 4th in free throws made ( 472 ).

On January 3, 1964, the school's Main Building burned down.

On June 5, 2006 around 3: 05 PM, 17-year old Augustin Contreras, an 11th grader at Venice, was fatally shot in the school's faculty parking lot.

The school's foundation day is celebrated every July 3.

The stadium obtained its current name on November 3, 1979 to honor Johnny " Red " Floyd, the school's first prominent football coach.