|  | | Dr. Julius Sachs (brother of Samuel Sachs a partner in the international banking firm of Goldman, Sachs & Company) opens The Franklin School on 34th Street and Broadway within the Sachs Collegiate Institute. |
| The Franklin School moves to 45th Street and Sixth Avenue. |
| The growing Franklin School relocates again to 49th Street and 7th Avenue and for the first time occupies a whole building. |
| The New York School of Languages is founded on 15 West 43rd Street as an academy of classical studies. |
| The Franklin School moves to 38 West 59th Street. |
| The New York School of Languages is renamed in honor of Timothy Dwight, President of Yale University, because many of the staunchest friends of the School are Yale Alumni. |
| Dwight becomes part of the New York Preparatory School, whose principal is Emil E. Camerer. |
| Dr. Sachs is appointed Professor of Education at Columbia University and is succeeded by Dr. Otto Koenig who makes Franklin well known among the leading colleges for men. |
| Franklin changes location for the final time to 18 West 89th Street. |
| Dwight moves for the fourth time to 72 Park Avenue between 38th and 39th Streets to accommodate its growth. |
| In June, Dr. Koenig retires and faculty members Clifford W Hall and David P. Berenberg become headmasters at The Franklin School. |
| The Franklin School establishes a student council. |
| Full-day kindergarten tuition at Franklin is $150 per year. Junior and Senior tuition reaches $600. |
| The Franklin School becomes co-educational. |
| Dwight moves for the fifth time to 402 East 67th Street between First and York Avenues. |
| Dwight starts “Committee on Student Honor.” |
| The Dwight School becomes co-educational. |
| The Brownstone at 17 West 88th Street is converted for use by The Franklin School. |
| Chancellor Spahn and Sir Maurice Bowra, Warden of Wadham College at Oxford University, found The Woodside Park School in London. Dwight becomes the first independent school in the United States to establish a permanent international campus. |
| Dwight merges with the Bentley School to add elementary and middle school programs. |
| Under Dr. Paul Beresford Hill’s Leadership, Franklin adopts the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program and changes its name to the Anglo-American School. |
| Dwight merges with Anglo-American and relocates to 18 West 89th Street and acquires additional space in 291 Central Park West. |
| With the opening of the Woodside Preschool on Riverside Boulevard, Dwight becomes the first school to offer the IB PYP Program ages 2-4. |
| 2007 Dwight completes The Quad, the new academic and social hub of the School. The new space signals more exciting changes ahead for Dwight. The adjoining building at 22 West 89th Street is acquired in July. |
| Construction nears completion on Phase I of Dwight’s transformative brownstone renovation project. Phases I and II of this project will expand Dwight’s campus for grades 1-12 by 35% and upgrade 15% of the existing spaces. |
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