Universal Creighton Charter School, charter school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Universal Creighton Charter School is a public charter school serving students from kindergarten through eighth grade in Philadelphia. The building dates to 1929-1930 and was designed by architect Irwin T. Catharine in late Gothic Revival style, featuring red brick, three floors, and eight bays with distinctive arched stone surrounds.
The school building was constructed in 1929-1930 in the Crescentville neighborhood and represents late Gothic Revival architecture. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1988 and has continued to serve as a school for the local community.
The school celebrates cultural events including Black History Month, Lunar New Year, and Hispanic Heritage Month throughout the year. These activities help students understand and appreciate different cultures in their community.
The school is located on Tabor Road in the Crescentville neighborhood and is easily accessible for local families. Enrollment is through the Apply Philly Charter program, and the school provides uniforms and handbooks in English and Spanish.
The building features a castle-like appearance with a battlement and small towers along its roofline. Despite existing for nearly a century, it has been maintained and updated with modern school facilities to meet contemporary educational needs.
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