ALBANY – It is both legal and “reasonable” for New York City to demand that the Success Academy charter school sign a contract agreeing to abide by certain standards and rules in its pre-kindergarten programs to receive public funding, a state judge ruled.
Albany Supreme Court Justice Raymond Elliott III rejected the contention of the Success Academy and its CEO, Eva Moskowitz, that adhering to the government-set standards would rob the academy of the autonomy and flexibility that sets charter schools like hers apart from public schools.
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