Eva Moskowitz

The principal and a parent at Success Academy Upper West spoke with DNAinfo this week. 

Community members will be able to express their thoughts on a new charter school in the Lower East Side.

State and local officials sent letters to Department of Education Chancellor Carmen Fariña this week.

The school, which had been approved by the state for District 2, will actually end up in District 1.

The charter network is planning to open new schools in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx.

Success Academy has submitted a proposal to create charter schools in Districts 2 and 3. 

The controversial charter school network plans to open schools in districts 13, 14 and 15 in Brooklyn.

Global Community Charter School wanted to expand by co-locating with a public school in District 6.

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The city paid hundreds of contract workers to clear classrooms for Eva Moskowitz's charter chain.

The charter network applied for 14 new schools in Brooklyn, Manhattan, The Bronx and Queens.

The mayor claimed victory after Albany passed a budget with $300 million per year in UPK funding.

Parents from Eva Moskowitz's Success Academy charter schools sued Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Frederick Douglass Academy II currently shares space with Success Academy Harlem West on W. 114th St.

Parents at P.S. 811 say Mayor de Blasio was right not to allow Success Academy charter school expansion.