Jerald Times believes the charter school system fired him for decrying a “separate but equal” philosophy that saw Black educators marginalized in favor of less competent whites. New York City’s ...

The more critics attack the Success Academy charter-school network, the better it winds up looking. A Thursday New York Times hit piece, for one, parroted teachers-union lies that Success weeds out ...

City Hall is once again leaving hundreds of Success Academy kids out in the cold, the network said Tuesday. The city’s largest charter network asserts that Mayor de Blasio is stonewalling their bid to ...

Francisco, an 11th grader at Success Academy High School of the Liberal Arts–Harlem, told Jewish Insider that “witnessing ...

John Paulson, the billionaire head of hedge fund Paulson & Co., said on Thursday he would donate $8.5 million to charter school network Success Academy, as it opens new middle schools schools in the ...

Students who attend Success Academy Charter Schools learn all about queens, knights and bishops along with their ABC’s. Success Academy, which operates dozens of charter schools in New York City, ...

There was Eva Moskowitz, head of this city’s fastest-growing and most controversial charter school network, giving a fiery commencement speech Friday morning at the first graduation of her chain’s ...

Success Academy charter school officials are blaming the city’s Department of Education for not allowing the program to use public school buildings for their first day of school on August 4th, despite ...

At a press conference on Wall Street this month, Success Academy head Eva Moskowitz dodged a simple question from NY Times reporter Kate Taylor, whose paper had published a video that day showing a ...

Today, the New York Times published undercover video taken at a Success Academy elementary school in Brooklyn that’s part of the controversial charter network known for “no excuses” discipline. It ...

The plan would expand Success Academy by 100 students as the district responds to growing demand for alternative education.

Where are my fellow Democrats? That thought occurred to me in Harlem last month, when I attended the celebration of Success Academy Harlem 2's National Blue Ribbon. The day before there was a similar ...