Students, New York City Department of Education

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PS Architecture

Through the Lens of a Student Photographer

All current New York City public school students (grades Pre-K – 12) are invited to submit architectural photographs of their schools for a citywide competition and exhibit. The winning photographs will be featured in an exhibition at the Center for Architecture and in a slide show on the Department of Education Web site.

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