All of the third graders in Success Academy Flatbush (SA Flatbush), which opened in 2016, passed the state tests in both […]
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10.1.2013
6:19pm
It’s a far more complicated picture than the one critics paint.
9.11.2013
6:30pm
Why won’t America’s public schools and teachers’ unions raise the bar for African American students?
9.9.2013
6:00pm
We believe so deeply in educating the whole child; our entire school design focuses on capturing scholars' interest and enthusiasm #EdChat
— Eva Moskowitz (@MoskowitzEva) September 9, 2013
9.5.2013
6:01pm
We must keep fighting for choice until all children are in schools that are best for them and their futures #EdReform
— Eva Moskowitz (@MoskowitzEva) September 5, 2013
8.19.2013
5:49pm
"No matter where a child comes in, we move that child north." @MoskowitzEva talks w/@jrg710 abt SA approach. LISTEN: http://t.co/fqQS4BaQrR
— Success Academy (@SuccessCharters) August 19, 2013
8.19.2013
4:20pm
8.14.2013
6:03pm
Our emphasis has always been on critical thinking, high standards, the whole child -- and a ton of elbow grease. http://t.co/m1gevZsPv6
— Eva Moskowitz (@MoskowitzEva) August 14, 2013
8.11.2013
6:31pm
Eva Moskowitz isn’t satisfied. The poor, black and Hispanic students in her 14 charter schools just knocked the new state tests out of the park, but she had wanted even more. These are the same tests that most city students failed, leading many educrats to argue the tests were too hard.
7.23.2013
5:35pm
7.11.2013
4:25pm
