Summer

’

09,Harlem:

Eva

Moskowitz„s

HSA2 Charter School took over P123

‟s

third floorwith the Dept of Education approval.Moskowitz newly painted, lavishlyrenovated and refurnished HER third floor with stateof the art equipment. ONLY a limited number oflottery-selected students, benefit from thoseseparate elitist conditions. BUT the majority of thePS123 (2

& 3

floor) students have the same olderunequal facilities.PS123 teachers and staff have excelledwith their students and vow to step up theircommitment to success, despite the unfair hardshipsimposed by

Moskowitz‟s

charter and

DOE‟s

callousdisregard.http://grassrootseducationmovement.blogspot.com/

HSA2 Private Charter School

vs. Public School PS123

The following picturesshow the unjust & unequalconditions facing PS 123. TheDept. of

Ed‟s

imposition of a privateHSA2 charter at the public PS123school has divided the community.Successful schools,especially in crisis times, needunited parents & staff, not thedivisive cut-throat competitionfomented by the DOE.Mayor Bloomberg &Chancellor Klein callously

“divide

and

conquer”

. Their goal is toprivatize our public school system.

http://grassrootseducationmovement.blogspot.com/

HSA2 Private Charter School

vs. Public School PS123

A charter school is a

private

“educationcorporation”

that receives public dollars to servestudents.

Chartersareexemptfromallpublicschoollaws,rules,regulationsorpolicies.

Charter schools are not governeddemocratically and often limit the input and voice ofparents, students and teachers.Private corporations, as we all know well,place the survival of the corporation above theneeds of their consumers.http://grassrootseducationmovement.blogspot.com/

“Charter schools

are the private schools

for the minority community.”

- Mayor Bloomberg

HSA2 Private Charter School

vs. Public School PS123