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Eva Moskowitz wants to hand a charter school to her husband. The teachers unions are suing to stop it.

Teachers unions are suing to block Eva Moskowitz’s plan to transfer a Success Academy charter to Strive Charter School, run by her husband, arguing it violates New York’s charter cap law.

Eva Moskowitz wants to hand a charter school to her husband. The teachers unions are suing to stop it.

Teachers unions are suing to block Eva Moskowitz’s plan to transfer a Success Academy charter to Strive Charter School, run by her husband, arguing it violates New York’s charter cap law.

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New York hit its legal limit on charter schools years ago. So when Success Academy founder Eva Moskowitz wanted a new one, the workaround, according to the city and state teachers unions, was to keep it in the family: hand a charter to a school run by her husband. The unions are now suing to block it.

The United Federation of Teachers and its state affiliate NYSUT filed suit against the State University of New York, which oversees Success Academy and approved the arrangement, according to Chalkbeat…

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