Brian McAllester
Built in 1895, the Wagner Awning Building is a long-standing anchor of the Scranton corridor that made tents and awnings across the midwest. Today it is a mixed-use property featuring 59 apartments and 12,000 sq feet of commercial space.
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A long-abandoned dairy factory, the Fairmont Creamery now acts as a bridge between the thriving neighborhoods of Tremont and Ohio City. Built in 1930, the 107,000 square foot property houses 30 apartments and five businesses.
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The East College Street Project was the first new construction development in the City of Oberlin in over forty years, expanding the footprint of Downtown Oberlin with 34 residences and 20,000 square feet of commercial space.
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In April, Prospect Schools announced the start of an exciting new chapter: after a rigorous six month search process that vetted some of the country’s strongest leaders in education, the organization named Tresha Ward as the next Chief Executive Officer of Prospect Schools. Tresha comes to Prospect Schools with nearly two decades of experience in…
Read MoreIt’s an exciting day for our community! Today, we’re thrilled to announce that Prospect Schools will be taking full occupancy of 80 Willoughby Street in Downtown Brooklyn. We are also proud to share that, just this morning, our authorizer SUNY approved our application to merge with International Charter School of New York. Joining these first…
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Dear Friends, When we founded the first Prospect school over a decade ago, we had a humble vision in mind: to build a school that would serve a diverse student body and be known for its excellent teachers and strong academics. We set out on that journey never anticipating that our school would grow to…
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To kick off Latinx Heritage Month this year, our Chief Operating Officer shared the following words with our faculty and staff: Growing up in a Domincan household, a cafecito (coffee) was the precursor to hear the latest family news, the way we welcomed guests, and the way we melted the stress away. Today I invite…
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There were a few things that certainly felt different about going back to school this year. Most grades at Prospect Schools started the year in remote learning, while the inaugural kindergarten class at Windsor Terrace Elementary School arrived on campus this Thursday for their first day of hybrid learning. But what didn’t feel different was the…
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In the spring, Wes Webb (Musical Theatre Teacher at Clinton Hill Middle School and Network K-12 Performing Arts Coordinator) led students in the development of a series of virtual music videos. 6th, 7th and 8th graders recorded their own video and vocals, creating DIY sound booths in closets and corners of their homes and pop…
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A week ago, our community came together to virtually celebrate our fifth graduating class, the Class of 2020. Check out the festivities for yourself! Despite the challenging year and many obstacles faced by all Prospectors, our students demonstrated exceptional Persistence and a lifelong Passion for learning. We are incredibly proud of all the work they’ve done to…
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