Harlem parents have been expressing frustration at the still limited number of high-quality choices in the city’s push to add charter schools in the neighborhood.
New Charter Schools Thrive In Harlem, But Some Parents Are Feeling Left Out
By KYLE SPENCER, New York Times
Sun, 09/02/2012 - 11:10pm
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