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The Colored School No. 4 served Black students from 1860 through 1894. In a unanimous vote the structure was designated a landmark by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
A National Assembly (NA) delegation led by NA Vice Chairman Nguyen Khac Dinh attended the 10th Nevsky International Ecological Congress in St. Petersburg in Russia, at the invitation of the First Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council of Federal Assembly of Russia (upper house) Andrey Yatskin.
Colored School No. 4, constructed for Black children during the slavery era, has been named an official landmark in New York City.
The last known colored school in Manhattan is now a designated landmark in New York City.
Nhung, 48, is an ethnic Tày woman. She works at the Trần Phú Primary School in Lục Yên District, the northern mountainous province of Yên Bái.