Success Academy founder and CEO Eva Moskowitz released a statement today regarding Chancellor Richard A. Carranza’s recent proposal for the Success Academy Lafayette Middle School community.
On Tuesday morning, Success Academy founder and CEO Eva Moskowitz and dozens of public charter school families called on Mayor de Blasio to drop his threat to block Success Academy fifth-graders from the Bed-Stuy classrooms they are counting on for the start of school.
The pioneering class of Success Academy scholars, who began their journey in the network’s first elementary school on 118th Street in Harlem in 2006, graduated Thursday with stellar college plans.
SA Scholar Takes Home Best Speaker Award at Tournament of Champions Debate and SA Midtown West Scholars Reach Semi-finals.
Four SA Chess Players Finish in Top Ten in their Divisions and Five SA Chess Teams Finish in Top Five in Their Divisions.
Success Academy Scholars Place Sixth and Seventh at the Invitation-only National Debate Tournament.
Investor Steven M. Galbraith named chair of Success Academy Network Board of Trustees. Galbraith succeeds Daniel S. Loeb, who steered the high-performing network through five years of extraordinary growth and achievement
Success Academy’s festive spring benefit tonight brought together prominent business and civic leaders, educators, and supporters from across the country to honor the first graduating class of Success Academy High School of the Liberal Arts.
Success Academy students Emily Booncharoen and Pari Patni win first and second place in the K-6 championship; their team, Success Academy Hudson Yards, places first.
Success Academy CEO Eva Moskowitz today released the following statement on the results of the 2017 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) at New York City schools: “Unfortunately, New York has only widened the achievement gap over the last two years. A student of color in New York City is less than half as likely to have been taught to read or do math as a white student.”
4.000 Success Academy third and fourth graders gathered at Barclays Center to celebrate their hard work and achievement.
