Rosenwald in a sentence

As a Rosenwald School, Charles E. Perry was built for the education of African-American children with funding from the Rosenwald Fund, which built over 5,000 schools across the American South in the early 1900’s.

The Bowman and Holly Hill Rosenwald Schools, along with the Rocky Swamp Rosenwald School in Neeses, are among the sites included in The Green Book.

About 500 Rosenwald Schools remain standing and roughly half are still in usable condition, according to the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Although the Rosenwald school building no longer exists on the Satterfield property, Schultz said plans call for one of its classrooms to be recreated in a room of the house using antique desks and other features.

Police in front of Rosenwald Hall prior to the removal of protesters.

Rosenwald Schools and George Davis of Johnson C. Smith University deserve praise for the impact they made in our state and our communities.

The New Hope Rosenwald School is located on the road between Fredonia and LaFayette.

The Aiken Graded School was built in 1924-1925 with assistance from the Julius Rosenwald Foundation — he owned part of Sears and Roebuck — to serve the city's Black children, according to a historical marker at the park.

But Julius Rosenwald, a part owner of Sears, Roebuck, had begun an ambitious effort to build schools for black children throughout the South.

Folklorist Michael Ann Williams will present in the conference room at the “old” Brevard Rosenwald school.

Rosenwald originally shelled out $30.55 million for the apartment, so he’s seeking a hefty return on investment.

Scheduled to perform during Fairmont’s holiday celebration are the Long Branch Songbirds Chorus; soloists Sarah Blanton, Brittany Lovette Pittman, and Audry McNeese; the Pleasant View Baptist Church Choir; and the Rosenwald Elementary School Chorus.

Rosenwald and the Gatestone Institute have strongly denied they are anti-Islam.

Rosenwald made possible the establishment of some 5,000 private elementary and secondary schools in the South.

Beginning in 1913, the first 80 Rosenwald Schools were built in Alabama for African-American children.

By 1908 Rosenwald, son of an immigrant clothier, had become part-owner and president of Sears, Roebuck and Company in Chicago.

Hajo, p. 85. Sanger secured funding from the Julius Rosenwald Fund and opened the clinic, staffed with black doctors, in 1930.

In 1938 the Rosenwald Fund provided money for Alston to travel to the South, which was his first return there since leaving as a child.

In Alabama these schools were designed and the construction partially financed with Rosenwald funds, which paid one-third of the construction costs.

Later in 1912 Rosenwald provided funds for a pilot program to build six new small schools in rural Alabama.