Mayor de Blasio should respect the rights of parents who simply want to be able to choose the school that is best for their child today. He should treat district and charter school students fairly and equitably.

The finalists are Success Academy Charter Schools in New York, IDEA Public Schools and YES Prep Public Schools.

Success Academy in New York and IDEA Public Schools and YES Prep Public Schools in Texas have been named the finalists for the 2016 Broad Prize for Public Charter Schools, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools and The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation announced today.

It will be a gift that lasts a lifetime if the judge rules in favor of our Success Academy pre-k families.

Success Academy can, and does, educate special-needs kids — our son Jackson is living proof of that.

The suit highlights the ugly fact that Mayor de Blasio doesn’t really care about the quality of pre-K programs, after all.

They should prepare children for the challenges of the world.

Throughout the school, there seemed to be a genuine sense of joy among the students, whether they were enmeshed in a math problem or dancing in their elective class.

The event raised $35 million, led by Tiger Global’s Julian Robertson who made a $25 million contribution.