In June the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture had its accreditation status from the Higher Learning Commission upgraded from “on notice” to “continuing accreditation”, now the National Architectural Accrediting Board, which (obviously) accredits architectural programs, has also granted the school “continuing accreditation”, another vote of confidence.
Joseph Giattina, Jr., FAIA, chair of the NAAB’s visiting team, asserted, “The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture is building on the positive foundation of Wright’s legacy and moving into the next level of growth. The students and faculty are motivated, intelligent, energetic and engaged. It’s clear that the school has the right leadership in place. I feel strongly that they are pursing a long-term vision to increase the breadth of the school, and I look to good things from them.”