Queens Parents to Mayor De Blasio: “Enough is Enough!”
Fed Up With City’s Delays, Success Academy Parents Demand a Middle School Location by March 4
PRESS RELEASES
At 7 of 9 Success Academy Middle Schools, 100% of the 8th Graders Pass Living Environment Regents Exam
In August, Success Academy launched its Living Environment science curriculum for the first time for middle schoolers. In January, all 474 Success eighth graders across nine middle schools took this Regents exam, and 99,5% passed. At seven of the nine SA middle schools, 100% of students passed.
Success Academy Flatbush Families and Elected Officials Celebrate Students Who Made History, With 100% Passing Both 2019 State Tests
Elected Officials Turn Out to Congratulate SA Flatbush Scholars at Brooklyn Children’s Museum
RELEASE: 200 New York City Charter School Parents Travel to Albany to Advocate for Educational Excellence and School Choice
Parents from all 45 Success Academy Schools, Public Prep Network, and Classical Charter Schools Travel for Albany Day of Action
Eight Success Academy Chess Teams Place in Top 10 at National Chess Championship in Florida
Success Academy Hudson Yards Middle School’s fifth- and sixth-grade teams each took second place in the nation, beating out famed chess schools in their respective divisions including NEST+m, I.S. 318, the Dalton School, and Speyer Legacy School.
Success Academy Moms Appeal to First Lady Chirlane McCray
56 Success Academy Queens mothers sign letter to First Lady to ask for her support in finding school space for their children to learn
Success Academy Parents: “We Will Not Be Ignored”
70 Success Academy Queens parents gather on steps of City Hall to demand ‘appropriate and comparable’ facilities, as prescribed by law
As District Parents Submit Middle School Applications, Mayor’s Excessive Delay Leaves Charter School Families Without a School
As parents around New York City finalize their children’s applications for middle school to submit by the deadline tomorrow tonight, Success Academy parents in Queens are still left in limbo by Mayor de Blasio, without a school identified for their children to attend next year.
4th Grader to Mayor: “Don’t Stop Scholars”
Nine-year-old Bryanna Harrison: “I have a lot more to learn” – but Mayor de Blasio is ignoring her need for a permanent Middle School.
After 3-Year Wait, Queens Parent Get 1-Year Middle School — Success Academy Rejects City’s Proposal
Today, Success Academy parents rejected Mayor de Blasio’s proposal of a small, aging Catholic school as inadequate and not comparable to Department of Education facilities. The 70-year-old building will require a complete gut renovation to replace electrical and mechanicals, repair water damage, and restore all interiors and lighting — costing several millions of dollars.