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UFT opposes charter schools, except for boss Randi Weingarten's - Vimarsana News

UFT opposes charter schools, except for boss Randi Weingarten's

The teachers union is being accused of engaging in hypocrisy and a double standard when it comes to co-locating charter schools in New York City buildings -- after staying silent as Randi Weingarten's charter school was given more space.

Source: nypost.com
New bill would cap charter school grades as Albany budget fight rages - Vimarsana News

New bill would cap charter school grades as Albany budget fight rages

The issue of charters is expected to come to a climax in budget talks sometime soon now that Albany Democrats have reportedly finished negotiating bail and housing 20 days past an April 1 budget deadline.

Source: nypost.com
Student Believes Playing Chess Helped Her Get Into Harvard - Vimarsana News

Student Believes Playing Chess Helped Her Get Into Harvard

By Morgan Alston | New York Amsterdam News | Word In Black - Geah Jean Baptiste is the first student from Brooklyn Success Academy to be accepted to Harvard.

Success Academy kids succeed again, yet Albany still blocks new charters - Vimarsana News

Success Academy kids succeed again, yet Albany still blocks new charters

Nothing succeeds like the Success Academy Network of charter schools, which just saw its entire High School of the Liberal Arts senior class admitted to four-year colleges — for the sixth straight year.

Source: nypost.com
UFT, lawmakers move to deny space for charter school kids - Vimarsana News

UFT, lawmakers move to deny space for charter school kids

The UFT filed a lawsuit to try to block charter schools from sharing public-school sites, while sympathetic Democratic state lawmakers introduced legislation to scrap funding to allow them to rent private space.

Source: nypost.com