Success Academy recognizes outstanding educators at four Bed-Stuy schools with network-wide awards

Last night, eleven second and third grade students burst on to the stage of Success Academy Union Square for Success Academy’s third annual Festival of the Performing Arts, as the song “Symphony of Brotherhood,” by Miri Ben-Ari began to play over the speaker.

City has only 13 working days left to make a proposal that could be approved in January.

After two years of bureaucratic dithering, the city delivers another temporary, stop-gap solution designed to thwart charter growth and discourage parents. 

U.S. Secretary of Education John King announced yesterday that Success Academy Harlem 4 and Success Academy Bronx 1 have been named National Blue Ribbon Schools, a distinction granted to only 329 of the nation’s 130.000 public and private schools.

After last night’s highly anticipated presidential debate, eighth graders from the top-performing charter network’s East Harlem middle school demonstrated the impact of great teachers.

Bureaucratic snafus at the NYC Department of Education are forcing thousands of low-income families at Success schools to shoulder an unfair financial burden

Success Academy ranks in the top 1% of all 3.500 New York State schools in math and the top 1,55% in English. More than 4.200 Success Academy students took the exams this year, nearly 40% more than last year and 174% more than in 2013.