What is the most
effective strategy to provide New York City’s most disadvantaged
children with a high-quality education? NYC is currently experimenting
with two approaches:
Renewal Schools: Mayor de Blasio instituted a
policy that ended the practice of shutting down underperforming schools
in NYC, instead implementing a $400 million “renewal” program in hopes
of saving these struggling institutions.
Success Academy Charter Schools: Located throughout
NYC in areas with historically disadvantaged students, Success Academy
Schools use their autonomy from district rules and collective bargaining
agreements to hold students and teachers accountable for meeting high
standards.
Which is better? Here’s the data. You decide.
Source: The Beat (The Manhattan Institute)
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