West Side. Washington Irving School is located in Tri-Taylor. In the 2000–2001 school year, of the area children who attended CPS schools (the figure does not include those who attended private schools nor charter schools), 69% attended Irving. By the 2013–2014 school year this declined to 46%, and Linda Lutton of WBEZ stated that Irving "is largely ignored by the families who live here." As of that school year, 80% of Irving students originated from outside of the school's attendance zone, and according to Lutton it was "a neighborhood school in name only." Moses Montefiore Academy, a CPS special school for at-risk youth, was located in the Near West Side. Chicago Virtual Charter School, a public K-12 charter school, is also located in the Near West Side. St. Ignatius College Prep is an elite Catholic high school located in the Near West Side. Notable people Frank Jeremiah Armstrong (1877-1946), physician, first African-American graduate of Cornell College, and assistant to Booker T. Washington. He and his wife resided on the Near West Side at 2239 West Maypole Avenue. Chloe Bennet (born 1992), actress and singer. She was a childhood resident of the Near West Side. Cornelius Coffey (1902–1994), one of the first Black aviators and founder of the first Black-owned airport in the United States. He resided at 1046 West Van Buren Street in 1939. Joseph Ferriola (1927–1989), criminal associated with the Chicago Outfit. He was a childhood resident of the Near West Side. Daniel V. Gallery (1901–1977), rear admiral in the United States Navy notable for his participation in the Revolt of the Admirals. He was raised at 1256 West McCallister in what is now the Near West Side. Mary Onahan Gallery (1866–1941), writer, editor and newspaper critic. She resided at 1256 West McCallister in what is now the Near West Side. Philip D. Gallery (1907–1973), Rear admiral in the United States Navy. William O. Gallery (1904–1981), naval aviator and Rear admiral in the United States Navy. He was raised at 1256 West McCallister in what is now the Near West Side. Carter Harrison Sr. (1825–1893), 29th & 33rd Mayor of Chicago. He resided at what is now approximately 201 South Ashland Avenue. Carter Harrison Jr. (1860–1953), 37th & 40th Mayor of Chicago and Chicago's first native born Mayor. He was raised at what is now approximately 201 South Ashland Avenue. Joseph J. McCarthy (1911–1996), recipient of the Medal of