Why Small Class Sizes May Not Make a Difference: An Eye-Opening Lesson

As American students embark on a new school year, they are confronted with significant learning setbacks. Unfortunately, elected officials have failed to tackle this crisis and provide necessary support for students to catch up. Instead, many have resorted to a policy that serves their political interests but neglects the needs of students: mandating smaller class …

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UFT Suffers Yet Another Setback in Its Ongoing Conflict with Success Academy

On the first day of school, Monday, Success Academy in Rockaway Park celebrated their victory over the United Federation of Teachers by creating a joyful and festive atmosphere with smiles, music, and balloons. The charter network successfully dismissed the UFT’s attempt to hinder the education of predominantly minority charter school students using the courts. The …

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The UFT’s Strategic Battle against Charter Schools

Friday’s court hearing on the lawsuit filed by the United Federation of Teachers (UFT) to block the co-location of two Success Academy charters was well-attended by frustrated parents who felt that their children’s interests were being overlooked. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Lyle Frank has taken a stance against Success Academy, denying them any voice in …

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