Broad Foundation Awards $2.5 Million in New Grants to Expand Premier Public Charter Schools in New York City
Uncommon Schools and Success Charter Network to triple number of schools in next five years
Across Harlem, where Success Charter Network schools are currently located, only 42 percent of third graders can read, a figure that drops to 31 percent by eighth grade. In contrast, Harlem Success Academy students on average performed at least one year above their grade level in reading in the 2007-2008 school year. That same year, Harlem Success kindergartners on average performed at a second grade level in mathematics.
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