Leader in research on the causes and cures of disease. Cultural A-Space, an anarchist community center Free Library of Philadelphia, Walnut Street West Branch Philadanco, a professional dance company University of Pennsylvania institutions include: Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, theaters for professional and student productions Institute of Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, Penn's modern art museum University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, also called "The Penn Museum" Charitable Neighborhood Bike Works: Donates bicycles and helmets to local kids. Offers training in bicycle repair. Philadelphia Elwyn: Care for the mentally disabled. Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House: A "home away from home" for families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at nearby hospitals. Legal American Law Institute: Provides Restatements of the Law. Dechert: Large Philadelphia law firm Primary and secondary education Public (School District of Philadelphia) Henry C. Lea School (K-8): 47th and Locust St. Middle Years Alternative & Parkway School (6-12): 49th and Chestnut St. Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander University of Pennsylvania Partnership School (K-8): 42nd and Locust St. Samuel Powel School (K-4): 36th and Powelton Ave. West Philadelphia High School (9-12): 48th and Chestnut St. Private Christ Memorial Day School (K-6): 43rd and Chestnut St. HMS School for Children with Cerebral Palsy (ages 2–21): 4400 Baltimore Ave. Jubilee School (pre-K-6):42nd and Chester Ave. Spruce Hill Christian School (K-8): 42nd and Baltimore Ave. St. Francis de Sales School (1-8): 912 S. 47th St. West Philadelphia Catholic High School (9-12): 45th and Chestnut St. Transportation With its compact development and high proportion of students, many people can and do walk and bicycle around, to, and from University City. Additionally, multiple highway, rail, and bus routes pass through University City, including major intercity and regional routes. Road The most prominent highway through the region is the Schuylkill Expressway (I-76). I-676 from New Jersey and Center City Philadelphia terminates in University City at I-76. US-30 follows I-76 and I-676. US-13 and PA-3 follow local streets. Of historical note are the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike and Baltimore Pike, now known as Lancaster Ave and Baltimore Ave. Additionally, Philadelphia's historic Market Street runs through the area, where it is known as the Avenue of Technology. There are several bus lines that serve University City. SEPTA City Transit Division surface routes 21, 30, 40, 42, 78 are active here, as is LUCY, the "Loop through University CitY". Regional bus operators Megabus and BoltBus offer service from near