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The CEO of the New York City-based Charter School Network, Emply Academy, revealed that the program had failed students shortly after New York released its report card for Grades 3-8.
“The kids are fine. It’s a program that has failed to deliver amazing results,” said Eva Moscowitz in an interview with Fox News Digital.
MoscoWitz, a Democrat, called education a BIPartisan issue. His comments come in the wake of new findings recently released by the Department of Education in Grades 3-8, saying that test results show “meaningful signs of improvement.”
The State Report Card shows that 57% are grades 3-8 they are considered good at math. About English (or language arts), 53% are considered competent.
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The CEO of the New York City-based Charter School Network, Emply Academy, revealed that the program had failed students shortly after New York released its report card for Grades 3-8. (Getty)
When asked what he meant by “the system is failing,” Moskowitz said, “Moskowitz told Fox News Digital that it’s “complex,” involving “politicians, unions and bureaucracies. “
“These failed schools go on year after year, and the way it works in most cities or rural areas, for that matter, you live somewhere else, and if you live somewhere else,” said Moscowitz.
FOX News Digital has reached out to the New York State Department of Education for comment.
Most mean restricting parents to schools within their zip code or the school district that serves their area of ​​residence, but charter schools allow parents the option of sending their children to a different school.
MoscoWitz, the builder of Holy’s network of Charter schools, previously faced pubback demands for existing schools from the United Federation of Teachers as they wanted to expand their services to more students. When Charter Schools They are close to public schools, competing for individual student fees as parents are allowed to opt out of sending their children to a neighborhood public school.
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“We all know that parents are very connected to the quality of schools. And so parents can’t move that, that’s why the Charter Movement is so important, and that’s why Moskowitz offers that option,” Moskowitz told Fox News Digital.
Efence Academy Wednesday Touted is ranked number one in the state for Grades 3-8 math among the state’s most recent schools, with 96 percent of students passing. The I-12 Charter Network is also ranked number two in English language arts with a 92% pass rate, trailing only one point behind the free school district of Scasdale Union
Moscowitz told fox digital news that they looked at the results of all the schools and compared them to other districts.
Teenage girls sit in a row at classroom desks and write an exam. (Stock)
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Established in 2006, Empreance Academy is the fourth largest school district in the state. Although Success Academy is a network of Charter schools, they consider themselves a “School District” because they serve more than 20,000 students and provide district-level services.
The charter school network serves an enrollment of 22,000 low-income and Hispanic students.
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