Success Academy’s founder sees Florida — and Miami, in particular — as a promising place to grow her charter school’s influence and footprint.
That’s a contrast to what Success Academy CEO Eva Moskowitz faced in New York, where leadership has swung between support and resistance.
“I’m interested in expansion. I have a lot of venom here in New York, and I’ve been fighting battles… for 30 years. And one of the things I’m so excited about Miami is the openness and the eagerness to solve a problem, and be the first in the country to make some real significant progress educationally for the poorest kids,” Moskowitz said…