Summer’09, Harlem:
CEO Eva Moskowitz’s HSA2 Private Charter School took over P123’s third floor with the NYC Dept of Education (DOE) approval. CEO Moskowitz newly painted, lavishly renovated and refurnished HER third floor with state-of-the-art equipment.
ONLY a limited number of lottery-selected students benefit from those separate elitist conditions. BUT the majority of the PS123 (2nd & 3rd floor) students have the same older unequal facilities.
CEO Eva Moskowitz’s HSA2 Private Charter School took over P123’s third floor with the NYC Dept of Education (DOE) approval. CEO Moskowitz newly painted, lavishly renovated and refurnished HER third floor with state-of-the-art equipment.
ONLY a limited number of lottery-selected students benefit from those separate elitist conditions. BUT the majority of the PS123 (2nd & 3rd floor) students have the same older unequal facilities.
The following photo essay shows the unjust and unequal conditions facing PS 123. The DOE’s imposition of a private-charter school at the public PS 123 has divided the community there.
Successful schools, especially in crisis times, need united parents and staff, not the divisive cut-throat competition fomented by the DOE.
(Click title to download photo essay.)
Grassroots Education Movement 
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