Representing all five boroughs of New York City, 17.700 children were entered into today’s Success Academy lottery for 3.288 open seats across 30 of the Big Apple’s highest-performing schools.
On Friday morning, more than 4.000 Success Academy students from Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx will gather at Barclays Center for the sixth annual “Slam the Exam” academic pep rally. At the rally, third and fourth graders from 24 Success Academy elementary schools will celebrate their academic achievement and show off their school pride in advance of the upcoming state exams.
Despite Legal Obligation, New York City Refuses to Revise the Unequal and Outdated Allocation of Space Among Harlem West Middle School and the Two Other Schools in Same Building. At Scale, Harlem West Will Have 14 More Students Per Room than One of its Co-Located Schools.
In A Letter To Mayor Bill de Blasio, Eva Moskowitz Urges DOE To Find Practical And Fair Solution For All Success Academy Scholars
Top-Performing Charter School Network Launches the Robertson Center With State-of-the-Art Training Facilities and Lab School
NYC’s Largest Charter Network Hires Former GE and Accenture Executives as Head of Leadership and Human Resources and Chief Technology Officer.
A study released today by the nonpartisan research organization MDRC confirms what thousands of Success Academy families experience every day: an enormous positive impact on student learning. When these Success Academy students took state exams as third and fourth graders, they were between one and 1,5 academic years ahead of their district school counterparts in math.
2017 Test Scores Show Success Academy Eliminates Racial Achievement Gap, Yet Opponents Continue to Obstruct Growth and Deny Access to Space.
On Thursday, August 24, Success Academy educators and parents, joined by CEO Eva Moskowitz, will hold a press conference on the monumental failure of NYC’s school system to address the deep racial disparity in student achievement.
With 46 Schools and 15.500 Students, Success Academy Is Larger than Most Suburban School Districts. Its Students Get Far Less Per Pupil Funding, Yet Its Achievement Tops the Charts.
