Regents Meeting
March
19-20, 2007
CHARTERS
CULTURAL
EDUCATION
ABSOLUTE CHARTERS
1.
Almanzo and Laura Ingalls
Wilder Association, Malone (Burke)
2.
East
Fishkill Public Library District, East
Fishkill
3.
Hurley Library,
Hurley
4.
Museum of Jewish Heritage: A Living Memorial to the
Holocaust, New York
City
5.
Stone Ridge Public Library, Stone
Ridge
AMENDMENT OF
CHARTERS
6.
Lock 52
Historical Society of Port Byron, Port Byron
7.
Ransomville
Free Library, Ransomville
PROVISIONAL
CHARTERS
8.
The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum,
Peterboro
9.
Norway Historical
Society, Newport
EXTENSION OF
CHARTERS
10. Bombay Historical Society, Bombay
11.
Springfield Library,
Springfield Center
CERTIFICATE OF
INCORPORATION
12.
Civil War
Heritage Foundation, Clifton Springs
APPLICATION
FOR REGENTS CONSENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
NAME
13.
Margaret
Woodbury Strong Museum, Rochester
l. CULTURAL
EDUCATION
ABSOLUTE CHARTERS
No. 1
ALMANZO AND LAURA INGALLS WILDER
ASSOCIATION
Malone (Burke), Franklin County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on May 22, 1987 to illustrate
northern New York early rural life at the actual birthplace and boyhood home of
Almanzo Wilder and to make the Wilder home, which was the residence of the James
Wilder Family from 1840-1875, a restored house museum. Such provisional charter was extended by
Regents action on February 21, 1991 and April 29, 1997. The board of trustees has applied for an
absolute charter.
The Office of
Cultural Education recommends
that the provisional charter be made absolute.
No. 2
EAST FISHKILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
DISTRICT
East Fishkill, Dutchess County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to operate a public library to serve the
residents of the Town of East
Fishkill. The Office of Cultural Education
recommends that an absolute charter in the first instance be
granted.
No. 3
HURLEY
LIBRARY
Hurley,
Ulster
County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on September 13, 2002 to operate a
public library to serve the residents of the Hurley library district. The board of trustees has applied for an
absolute charter. The Office
of Cultural Education recommends
that the provisional charter be made absolute.
No.
4
MUSEUM OF JEWISH
HERITAGE: A LIVING MEMORIAL TO THE HOLOCAUST
New York
City,
New York County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents under the corporate name "New York
City Holocaust Memorial Museum" on April 27, 1984 to perpetuate the memory of
the six million Jews who were murdered by Nazi Germany in the Holocaust; to
commemorate the lives of the victims of the Holocaust by creating a record of
Jewish life, society and culture; to teach the history and lessons of the
Holocaust to future generations by conducting lectures, seminars and other
educational programs and publishing articles, papers and research materials; and
to acquire, build, renovate, equip, maintain and dispose of a museum, conference
center, exhibition area, archives and facilities for exhibitions, scholarly
research and meetings relating to the other purposes of the corporation. Such provisional charter was amended by
Regents action on May 23, 1986 to change the corporate name to "The Museum of
the Jewish Heritage" and on April 22, 1988 to change the corporate name to "A
Living Memorial to the Holocaust: Museum of Jewish Heritage" and extended by
Regents action on June 16, 1989, April 29, 1997 and amended by Regents action on
April 21, 1998 and on June 17, 2003 to revise its purposes and to change the
corporate name to "Museum of Jewish Heritage: A Living Memorial to the
Holocaust." The board of trustees
had applied for an absolute charter at the time of the June 2003 amendments,
which request was deferred until a site visit could be scheduled. The Office of Cultural Education now
recommends that the provisional charter
be made absolute.
No. 5
STONE RIDGE PUBLIC
LIBRARY
Stone
Ridge, Ulster
County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on December 15, 2000 to operate a
public library to serve the residents of the Stone Ridge library district. The board of trustees has applied for an
absolute charter. The Office
of Cultural Education recommends
that the provisional charter be made absolute.
AMENDMENT OF
CHARTERS
No. 6
LOCK 52 HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PORT
BYRON
Port Byron, Cayuga County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents under the corporate name “Lock
Fifty-Two Historical Society of Port Byron” on July 27, 1979 to collect,
classify, display, and publish materials of historical value to the community
for the purpose of preserving and creating an awareness of the area’s
heritage. Such provisional charter
was extended by Regents action on May 20, 1983 and July 29, 1988 and was amended
by Regents action on November 20, 1992 to change the corporate name to “Lock 52
Historical Society of Port Byron.” Such provisional charter was made
absolute by Regents action on July 17, 1998. The board of trustees has applied
for an amendment to the absolute charter to add the language necessary to maintain tax-exempt
status under Internal Revenue Code §501(c)(3). The Office of Cultural Education
recommends that the absolute charter be amended
accordingly.
No. 7
RANSOMVILLE FREE
LIBRARY
Ransomville, Niagara County
A
provisional charter was granted to this corporation by action of the Board of
Regents on May 27, 1955 to operate an association library. Such provisional charter was extended by
Regents action on June 24, 1960 and made absolute on December 18, 1970. The board of trustees has applied
for an amendment to the absolute charter to define the service area of the
library to be the census designated place (CDP) identified as Ransomville, New
York as of the 2000 Census; to change the number of trustees from five to not
less than five nor more than nine; to add the language necessary to maintain
tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue Code §501(c)(3); and to designate the
Commissioner of Education as the agent of the corporation for the purpose of
service of process. The Office of Cultural Education recommends that the
absolute charter be amended accordingly.
PROVISIONAL
CHARTERS
No. 8
THE NATIONAL ABOLITION HALL OF FAME AND
MUSEUM
Peterboro, Madison County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a museum to establish and maintain a history
museum and a hall of fame devoted to abolition of slavery and to the unfinished
abolition of slavery in our country; to collect, own, hold, maintain, preserve,
and make available appropriate historical objects and artifacts; to arrange,
create, maintain and promote appropriate historical exhibits and displays; to
establish and maintain an historical research and reference center; to promote
history and original historical research; to disseminate and encourage a greater
knowledge of antislavery abolitionists, their work to end slavery, and
contemporary abolitionists who carry on the legacy of that struggle; to bring
together those people interested in history, encourage public interest in
history, sponsor historical meetings, programs and events, sponsor exhibits, and
issue publications in any format; to cooperate with county and state official
and historical organizations to collect and preserve materials of county wide
and statewide significance; to
acquire by purchase, gift, devise, or otherwise the title to or the custody and
control of historic sites and structures, and preserve and maintain such sites
and structures; to encourage the suitable marking of historical places of
historic interest; to collaborate with other institutions, affiliates,
descendents, and scholars of honorees to tell the story of abolitionism. The Office of Cultural Education recommends that a
provisional charter be granted for a period of five years.
No.
9
NORWAY HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Newport, Herkimer County
The board of trustees has petitioned
the Board of Regents to form a museum to maintain and preserve the History
Center (formerly the Norway Baptist Church) building and grounds located at 1067
Newport Gray Road in the Town of Norway; collect and maintain historical records
and artifacts of the Town of Norway; providing genealogical information and
assistance to members of the public as needed; communicate the society’s work
with the residents of the town and the school districts, including, but not
limited to, the West Canada Valley Central School District and the Poland
Central School District; maintain liaison with the Town Board of Norway
concerning the activities of the Society; work cooperatively with the Kuyahoora
Valley Historical Society on matters concerning local history, projects and
programs. The Office of Cultural
Education recommends that a provisional charter be granted for a period of five
years.
EXTENSION OF
CHARTERS
No.
10
BOMBAY HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
Bombay, Franklin County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on September 20, 1996 to operate a
museum and to collect, assemble, and preserve documents, artifacts, photographs
and other material which illustrate the history of Bombay, Franklin County. The Office of Cultural Education
recommends that the provisional charter be extended for a period of five years
to allow the
corporation additional time to develop its programs and otherwise demonstrate
that it can meet the requirements for an absolute
charter.
No. 11
SPRINGFIELD
LIBRARY
Springfield Center, Ostego County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on April 27, 1999 to operate an
association library to serve the residents of the Town of Springfield.
The board of
trustees has applied for an absolute charter. The Office of Cultural Education
recommends that the provisional charter be extended for a period of five years
to allow the library’s board time to seek additional funds from the town’s
residents for operating expenses in order to increase library services to the
community and otherwise demonstrate that it can meet the requirements for an
absolute charter.
CERTIFICATE OF
INCORPORATION
No. 12
CIVIL WAR HERITAGE
FOUNDATION
Clifton Springs,
Ontario
County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to educate the public about the daily
lives, activities and historic events of the American Civil War by representing
and recreating the authentic style, manner and equipment for specific or generic
individual portrayals from both Northern and Southern states, which will provide
opportunities for research, study and participation by its members in
historically accurate reenactments of Civil War battles to which the public is
invited as spectators, with the participants and spectators paying nominal fees
to participate in and witness the reenactments, all proceeds being used to
defray the cost of reenactments; to participate in appropriate living history
events, encampments and the reenactments and narrations of battles, campaigns,
engagements, or former/informal first person impression presentations; to
promote and encourage appropriate historical research, preservation,
dissemination and interpretation of specific or generic individuals of the
American Civil War era, and the history, lives and times of those individuals,
including both military and civilians; to encourage the discovery,
documentation, marking and preservation of appropriate historical sites, markers
and monuments; to sponsor appropriate exhibits and displays accessible to the
public; to serve the community as appropriate by participating in parades,
memorial events and dedications, and to assist other community organizations in
historical, military, patriotic and similar functions. The corporation is not authorized to
establish or maintain a museum, library or historical society, or to own or hold
collections. The Office of Cultural
Education recommends that a certificate of incorporation be
issued.
APPLICATION
FOR REGENTS CONSENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
NAME
No. 13
MARGARET
WOODBURY STRONG MUSEUM
Rochester, Monroe County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents under the corporate name “Margaret
Woodbury Strong Museum of Fascination” on June 21, 1968 to establish, operate
and maintain a museum with its attendant buildings and properties in the Town of
Pittsford, Monroe County, New
York. Such
provisional charter was extended by Regents action on September 24, 1971 and
June 28, 1974, amended on September 19, 1974 to change the corporate name to
“Margaret
Woodbury Strong Museum,” amended and extended on June 24,
1977 and extended on September 25, 1980 and made absolute by Regents action on
November 18, 1983. Such absolute
charter was amended by Regents action on December 20, 2001. The board of trustees has requested that
the Board of Regents consent to the filing of a certificate of assumed name
pursuant to General Business Law §130 to authorize
the corporation to use the assumed name “Strong National Museum of Play.” The Office of Cultural Education
recommends that the consent of the Board of Regents to the filing of such
certificate of assumed name be granted.
Regents
Meeting
March 19-20,
2007
CHARTERS
ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, SECONDARY AND CONTINUING
EDUCATION
AMENDMENT
OF CHARTERS
1.
Ithaca Montessori Preschool, Ithaca
2.
The Martin De Porres School for Exceptional Children, Springfield Gardens
3.
Rainbow
Pre-School of Suffolk County, Commack
4.
The Sag Harbor Rainbow Preschool, Sag
Harbor
PROVISIONAL
CHARTERS
5.
Brooklyn
Autism
Center Academy, Brooklyn
6.
The Children’s Center for Early Learning, Brooklyn
7.
Fei
Tian Academy of the Arts,
Cuddebackville
8.
Islamic Leadership
School, Bronx
9.
Lakeside Preschool, Essex
RESTATEMENT OF
CHARTERS
10.
Lavelle School
for the Blind, Bronx
11. Notre Dame Academy of Staten Island, Inc.,
Staten
Island
12. Villa Maria Academy, Inc., Bronx
ORDER OF
CONSOLIDATION
13. The
Children’s Center for Early Learning and
The Children’s
Center for Early Learning, Inc., Brooklyn
DISSOLUTION OF
CHARTER
14.
Bright
Beginnings Early Learning
Center, Port Jefferson Station
APPLICATION
FOR REGENTS CONSENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
NAME
15.
Anderson Center for Autism, Hyde
Park
ll. ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE, SECONDARY AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION
AMENDMENT
OF CHARTERS
ITHACA MONTESSORI
PRESCHOOL
Ithaca, Tompkins County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on May 23, 1969 to operate a
preschool for children from two and half to five years of age. Such provisional charter was made
absolute by Regents action on January 22, 1975 and amended by Regents action on
June 12, 1997. The board of
trustees has applied for an amendment to the absolute charter to add authority
for the corporation to also operate a toddler program for children from 18
months to three years of age, a kindergarten for five year olds, a grade one
through six elementary school, a before and after school care program and an
extended day program for children from 5 to 12 years of age, a summer program,
and a day care center and to also change the corporate name to “Ithaca
Montessori School.”
The Office of Nonpublic School Services recommends
the absolute charter be amended accordingly.
No. 2
THE MARTIN DE PORRES SCHOOL FOR EXCEPTIONAL
CHILDREN
Springfield Gardens, Queens County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on December 14, 1973 to operate
school for emotionally disturbed and dyslexic children. Such provisional charter was made
absolute by Regents action on December 16, 1977 and amended by Regents action on
October 23, 1980 and September 13, 2002.
The board of trustees has applied for an amendment to the absolute
charter to add authority for the corporation to care for and board out
destitute, delinquent, abandoned, abused, neglected, runaway or dependent
children. The Office of Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with
Disabilities (VESID) has been provided with an opportunity to review this action
and the trustees have been advised that the granting of any amendment thereof does not constitute
approval for state funding for programs and services under the jurisdiction of
VESID. The Office of Nonpublic School
Services recommends the absolute charter be amended
accordingly.
No. 3
RAINBOW
PRE-SCHOOL OF SUFFOLK COUNTY
Commack, Suffolk County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on September 21, 1984 to conduct a
preschool program specifically for children with handicapping conditions from
two and half to five years of age. Such provisional charter was made
absolute by Regents action on June 16, 1989. The board of trustees has applied for an
amendment to the absolute charter to change the corporate name to “Children
First Preschool.” The Office of Vocational and Educational Services for
Individuals with Disabilities (VESID) has been provided with an opportunity to
review this action and the trustees have been advised that the granting of any
amendment thereof does not
constitute approval for state funding for programs and services under the
jurisdiction of VESID. The Office
of Nonpublic School Services recommends that the absolute charter be amended
accordingly.
No. 4
THE SAG HARBOR RAINBOW
PRESCHOOL
Sag Harbor, Suffolk County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on December 9, 2005 to operate a
nursery school for preschool children from three to five years of age. The board
of trustees has applied for an amendment to the provisional charter to authorize
the corporation to also establish and operate day care centers within the State
of New York.
The Office of Nonpublic School Services recommends that the provisional charter
be amended accordingly.
PROVISIONAL
CHARTERS
No. 5
BROOKLYN
AUTISM CENTER ACADEMY
Brooklyn, Kings County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to operate a kindergarten and a grade one
through grade six elementary school for autistic
children, utilizing behavioral strategies to address the specific needs and
challenges of autistic children.
The Office of Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with
Disabilities (VESID) has been provided with an opportunity to review this action
and the trustees have been advised that the granting of a provisional charter does not
constitute approval for state funding for programs and services under the
jurisdiction of VESID. The Office
of Nonpublic School Services recommends that a provisional charter be granted
for a period of three years.
No. 6
THE CHILDREN’S CENTER FOR EARLY
LEARNING
Brooklyn, Kings County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to operate a centerbased and homebased
program for children with disabilities from birth to five years of age, a
nursery school for preschool children with and without disabilities from three
to five years of age, and day care centers; to promote, foster, encourage and
advance research of preschool curriculums; to hold, conduct and organize
meetings, discussions, conferences and forums on contemporary issues and trends
in the field of special education and autism; and to disseminate information to
the general public concerning special education and autism. The Office of Vocational and Educational
Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID) has been provided with an
opportunity to review this action and the trustees have been advised that the
granting of a provisional
charter does not constitute approval for state funding for programs and
services under the jurisdiction of VESID.
The Office of Nonpublic School Services recommends that a provisional
charter be granted for a period of three
years.
No. 7
FEI
TIAN ACADEMY OF THE
ARTS
Cuddebackville, Orange County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation with members to operate a Falun Dafa
Buddhist school that provides elementary and secondary education for grades five
through twelve; to provide an educational environment of learning and
self-improvement to students based on the Falun Dafa Buddhist principles of
truthfulness, compassion and forbearance; to offer a holistic educational
program that includes academic instructions and intensive arts training to
prepare students for success in life; to promote multi-cultural diversity
through education of traditional Chinese arts via performances, exhibits,
workshops and publications of written, audio and visual materials on different
forms of media. The Office of
Nonpublic School Services recommends that a provisional charter be granted for a
period of three years.
No. 8
ISLAMIC LEADERSHIP SCHOOL
Bronx, Bronx County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to operate a grades one through twelve
school.
The Office of Nonpublic School Services recommends that a provisional
charter be granted for a period of three
years.
No. 9
LAKESIDE
PRESCHOOL
Essex, Essex County
The board of trustees has petitioned the
Board of Regents to form a corporation to operate a nursery school for preschool
for preschool children from three to five years of age (no individual children
under the age of six will be in attendance for more than three hours a day); to
organize community educational events on topics related to raising children; and
to organize community choral and theatrical events for and with
preschool-aged-children. The Office
of Nonpublic School Services recommends that a provisional charter be granted
for a period of three years.
RESTATEMENT OF
CHARTERS
LAVELLE
SCHOOL FOR THE
BLIND
Bronx, Bronx County
An absolute charter in the first instance was
granted to this corporation by action of the Board of Regents on September 17,
1999 to assume the operation of the
kindergarten through grade twelve section 4201 school for blind and
blind/multiply-disabled students previously operated by a not-for-profit
corporation under the same name. The board of trustees has applied to
amend and restate the charter in its entirety which will restate the corporate
purposes to authorize the corporation to operate a preschool through
grade 12 section 4201 school for students 3 to 21 years of age who are blind or
visually impaired with additional disabilities; to operate a section 4410 preschool for
students three to five years of age who are eligible for special education
services due to blindness or visual impairment, pervasive developmental delays,
behavior disorders, cognitive delays, and/or orthopedic impairments; to specify
the trustees and their powers; substitute dissolution language to provide for
distribution of the remaining assets of the corporation to the then Ordinary of
the Archdiocese of New York to be held by him and by his successors in trust to
manage, invest and reinvest the same, to collect the net income therefrom and in
the exercise of his absolute discretion to pay or apply so much of the net
income therefrom exclusively to charitable purposes restricted to people who are
blind or visually impaired. This Trust shall be known as the “Lavelle Trust for
the Blind;” to add language necessary to maintain tax-exempt status under
Internal Revenue code §501(c)(3); to state the location
of the principal office of the corporation at 3830 Paulding Avenue, Bronx, New
York 10468; to designate the Commissioner of Education as the agent for the
purpose of service of process. The Office of Nonpublic
School Services recommends that the charter
be amended and restated accordingly.
NOTRE DAME ACADEMY OF STATEN ISLAND,
INC.
Staten Island, Richmond County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation under the corporate name “Academy of Our
Lady of the Blessed Sacrament of Staten Island,
N.Y., Inc.” by action of the Board of Regents on September 28, 1922 to provide instruction in elementary and
secondary subjects and in such other subjects as may be prescribed or permitted
by the Regents. Such provisional
charter was made absolute by Regents action on December 20, 1940 and amended on
December 15, 1950 to change the corporate name to “Notre Dame Academy of Staten
Island, Inc.” The board of trustees
has applied to amend and restate the charter in its entirety to: specify the
name of the corporate is Notre Dame Academy of Staten Island; specify the
purpose of the corporation is to
conduct an elementary and secondary school in Staten Island, New
York; specify the trustees, the number of
trustees and their appointment by the Leadership team of the Leadership Team of
the Congregation de Notre Dame, or its successors; specify the corporation is a
membership corporation whose members consist of the Provincial Administration of
Blessed Sacrament Province of the Congregation de Notre Dame, or its successors;
specify the reserved powers of the members of the corporation; substitute
dissolution language to state distribution of the remaining assets of the
corporation to the Blessed Sacrament Province of the Congregation de Notre Dame,
or its successor, a Roman Catholic religious order, for its educational and
charitable purposes; to add language necessary to maintain tax-exempt status
under Internal Revenue code §501(c)(3); specify the location of the principal
office of the corporation as 74-134 Howard Avenue, Staten Island, New York
10301; and designate the
Commissioner of Education as the agent for the purpose of service of process.
The Office of
Nonpublic School Services recommends that
the charter be amended and restated
accordingly.
No. 12
VILLA MARIA ACADEMY,
INC.
Bronx, Bronx County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on December 13, 1922 to operate an elementary school. Such provisional charter was made
absolute by Regents action on February 21, 1941. The board of trustees has
applied to amend and restate the charter in its entirety to: specify the name of
the corporation is Villa Maria Academy, Inc.; specify the purpose of the
corporation is to operate a Catholic elementary school grades Pre-K
through eight in Bronx County, New York; to
specify the trustees and their appointment by the Leadership Team of the
Congregation de Notre Dame, or its successors; specify that this is a membership
corporation, whose members shall be the Provincial Administration of Blessed
Sacrament Province of the Congregation de Notre Dame, or its successors; specify
the reserved powers of the members of the corporation; substitute dissolution
language to provide for distribution of the remaining assets of the corporation
to the Blessed Sacrament Province of the Congregation de Notre Dame, or its
successor, a Roman Catholic religious order, for its educational and charitable
purposes; add language necessary to
maintain tax-exempt status under Internal Revenue code §501(c)(3); specify the
principal office of the corporation at 3335 Country Club Road, Bronx, New York
10465; and designate the Commissioner of Education as the agent for the purpose
of service of process. The Office of Nonpublic
School Services recommends that the charter
be amended and restated accordingly.
ORDER OF
CONSOLIDATION
No. 13
THE CHILDREN’S CENTER FOR EARLY LEARNING AND
THE
CHILDREN’S CENTER FOR EARLY LEARNING, INC.
Brooklyn, Kings County
The board of trustees and the board of
directors have petitioned the Board of Regents, pursuant to Education Law §223,
for an order of consolidation of The Children’s Center for Early Learning and
The Children’s Center for Early Learning, Inc. The Children’s Center for Early Learning
has petitioned the Board of Regents for a provisional charter. The Children’s Center for Early
Learning, Inc. was incorporated under §402 of the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law
(NFP) on August 8, 1995. Upon the effective date of the consolidation of The
Children’s Center for Early Learning and The Children’s Center for Early
Learning, Inc., The Children’s Center for Early Learning, the surviving
corporation, will assume all the assets, liabilities and responsibilities of
both organizations. The
consolidated corporation will operate under the provisional charter granted to
The Children’s Center for Early Learning. The Office of Vocational and
Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID) has been provided
with an opportunity to review this action and the trustees have been advised
that the granting of a provisional
charter does not constitute approval for state funding for programs and
services under the jurisdiction of VESID.
The
Office of Nonpublic School Services recommends that an order of consolidation of
The Children’s Center for Early Learning and The Children’s Center for Early
Learning, Inc. be granted, forming The Children’s Center for Early
Learning.
DISSOLUTION OF
CHARTER
No. 14
BRIGHT BEGINNINGS EARLY LEARNING CENTER
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation by action of the Board of Regents on November 14, 2003 to operate a
preschool for children from three to five years of age. The board of trustees has
petitioned the Board of Regents for the dissolution of the charter. The school
is no longer in operation and all taxes payable by the corporation have been
paid. The corporation has no
remaining assets or student records for disposition. The Office of Nonpublic School Services
recommends that the provisional charter of Bright Beginnings Early Learning Center be
dissolved.
APPLICATION
FOR REGENTS CONSENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
NAME
No. 15
ANDERSON
CENTER
FOR AUTISM
Hyde Park, Dutchess County
A provisional charter was granted to this
corporation under the corporate name “Anderson School” by action of the Board of Regents
on January 25, 1978 to conduct and operate a private secondary school for pupils
in grades 7 through 12. Such
provisional charter was amended by Regents action on January 24, 1979 and June
21, 1979 and was made absolute by Regents action on September 25, 1981. Such absolute charter was amended by
Regents action on April 26, 1985, July 22, 1986, November 9, 2001 and amended on September 11, 2006 to change
the corporate name to “Anderson Center for
Autism.” The board of
trustees has requested that the Board of Regents consent to the filing of a
certificate of assumed name pursuant to General Business Law
§130 to authorize
the corporation to use the assumed names “Anderson Children’s Services,”
“Anderson Adult Services,” “Anderson Center Consulting Services,” and “Anderson
School.” The Office of Nonpublic
School Services recommends that the consent of the Board of Regents to the
filing of such certificates of assumed names be granted.
Regents
Meeting
March
19-20, 2007
CHARTERS
HIGHER AND
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
AMENDMENT OF
CHARTER
1.
Hofstra
University, Hempstead
APPLICATION
FOR REGENTS CONSENT TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF ASSUMED
NAME
2.
Training
Institute of the National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis,
New York
City
