Success Academy Fort Greene opened in 2013. Scholars in grades K-4 are welcome to attend.
Success Academy Charter Schools is a network of 47 free, public schools in NYC founded on a simple premise: children deserve a world-class education. Apply here: www.successacademies.org/apply
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03/03/2023
Attention Families đź“Ł
The scholar application deadline is April 1st, and we want to make sure all families looking to join our supportive community are able to apply for the '23-'24 school year! If you know any families who are looking to send their child(ren) to the top-performing charter school in NYC, share this post! Here is the link to apply for grades K-6: http://ow.ly/wyYT50N8t6s
12/10/2022
Success Academy is hoping to open new elementary schools in Queens, South Brooklyn, and the Bronx to respond to the demand from families seeking an excellent, free public education for their children. The city has proposed co-locations for these schools in buildings where there are dozens of excess classrooms that could accommodate hundreds of additional students. Yet charter school opponents are making false claims and trying to stop the opening of these schools. Don’t let the naysayers rob children of their futures! Sign our petition to show support for SA’s new schools!
Sign the Petition Approve New Success Academy Elementary Schools in Queens!
05/27/2022
Our families and scholars mean everything to us and that’s why your opinion is so important. Please take time to give us your feedback in the Family and Scholar Survey that you received via email. We can’t wait to hear your feedback!
It’s that time of year where we get excited to honor the outstanding staff and faculty who inspire us every day! Coming soon: our announcement of the 2022 Excellence Awards honorees!
Hey fourth graders! Did you know that Middle school is cool and fun? Check out what current Middle Schoolers want you to know before you get here next year!
05/09/2022
Our Scholars are enjoying this sunny Monday🌞
05/09/2022
Happy Mothers day from our SA Fort Greene Family to yours
03/04/2022
March Madness has arrived at SA! We are excited to announce our inaugural March Madness contest. SA schools will show off their pride - bracket style!
Support our SA community during March Madness by sharing a post to earn points for our school! Help us win a dress down day by showing off your SA Pride on social media on 3/9!
Contest Rules:
🏀Follow and share a post from our SA school channel, a picture of your scholar, or share/repost from main channel.
🏀Tag your school and use !
🏀Every piece of content shared will earn your school a point. The school with the most points will win and move up the bracket at the end of the day.
The winner will be announced on Monday, April 4th, 2022.
03/01/2022
March Madness has come to Success Academy! Help us win a dress down day by showing off your SA Pride on social media. Every social media post that uses the hashtag and tags our school counts as a point for us to advance. Let’s get SA Fort Greene to the finals. Make sure to post on 3/9!
02/25/2022
Storied careers were on full display at the Jan. 20 inauguration of President Joe Biden, from politicians to entertainers with decades of experience under their belts. But the breakout star of the event was Amanda Gorman, who at 22 years old became the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history.
Gorman recited her poem “The Hill We Climb” that called for Americans to “rebuild, reconcile, and recover” from deeply rooted divides and racial inequities, particularly during a time of unprecedented illness, death, political strife and calls for racial justice across the country. Gorman finished writing her poem shortly after the Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol Building and drew inspiration from the speeches of American leaders during other historic times of division, including Abraham Lincoln and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
02/23/2022
Jesse Owens was a track-and-field athlete who set a world record in the long jump at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin—and went unrivaled for 25 years. He won four gold medals at the Olympics that year in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, along with the 100-meter relay and other events off the track. In 1976, Owens received the Presidential Medal of Freedom and was posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal in 1990.