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Planned Bronx Charter School Draws Lawsuit From Teachers Unions
Teachers unions sued Success Academy, New York City's largest charter network, over transferring a charter to CEO Eva Moskowitz's husband, Eric Grannis, to open Strive Charter School in the South Bronx. Unions argue the move violates the state's charter cap law, while Grannis claims the school addresses working families' needs with extended hours.
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