This School Helps Poor Kids Succeed, Teacher Unions Try To Shut It Down

by: John Stossel
2024-06-14
Source: educationopportunity.org
06/14/2024

Low-income minority students from one chain of NYC charter schools rank #1 in my state in math.

Why do they do so well? Because school leaders have high expectations. And unlike government run schools, Success Academy innovates!

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