Harlem 5 Elementary School
301 West 140th Street, Floor 3New York, NY 10030
At 140th Street and 8th Avenue
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Cori Bonaddio
Ms. Bonaddio joined SA Harlem West as a middle school humanities teacher in 2017. She taught eighth-grade ELA and became a content lead, helping train new teachers and supporting curriculum development. In 2020, she became an assistant principal at SA Harlem North Central, where she managed the seventh and eighth-grade teams, as well as ELA. In 2021, Ms. Bonaddio transitioned to acting principal of SA Myrtle Middle School. She graduated from Gettysburg College and enjoys cooking, watching movies, and spending time with her friends and family.
After School Programs
The programs listed below are not affiliated with Success Academy. Please contact programs directly to register and understand if they can accommodate your needs.
Young Excellence Society Inc. YES Academy
49 Edgecombe Avenue, New York, NY 10030
513-427-5361
[email protected]
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Boys & Girls Club of Harlem
425 West 144th Street, New York, NY 10031
212-283-6770
[email protected]
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Countee Coullen AfterSchool
244 West 144th Street, New York, NY 10030
212-234-4500
Website
Dunlevy Milbank Center
14-32 West 118th Street, New York, NY 10030
212-996-1716
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A message from Eva Moskowitz and Daniel S. Loeb
We are pleased to invite you to the Success Academy Spring Benefit on Monday, April 7, 6:30 p.m. at Cipriani 42nd Street. This will be a very special evening, as we celebrate our Success Academy alumni – their work ethic, their achievements, and their aspirations. We hope you will join us to hear their stories!
Nearly 20 years ago, we launched a revolution in schooling. We promised students, families, and educators that there is a better way – that they didn’t have to settle for failing district schools. Today, Success is one of the nation’s highest-achieving school districts, educating 22,000 K-12 scholars across 57 schools in New York City. Ninety-five percent of our scholars are children of color and three-quarters live at or below the poverty line, but they consistently outperform their affluent suburban peers across the wide range of external exams from New York State tests to APs and SATs. All our scholars – 100% – have been admitted to 4-year colleges, most of them with the financial aid that makes higher education possible for their families.
After two decades, we have demonstrated that we can reverse, not just close, the achievement gap. Our alumni are proof that exceptional outcomes are possible for all children, and that great schooling can be achieved at scale. As they graduate from college, they are paving the way for those who follow, serving as campus leaders, earning advanced degrees, and launching careers in STEM, finance, and education, among many other fields. We could not be more proud of them and all that they stand for.
We remain steadfast in our belief that every kid deserves a great public school. And we are more ambitious than ever, expanding as quickly as we can to serve more kids and more families. You have been so generous in your support for our schools and our scholars. We hope to count on you once again on April 7 as we show what kids can do given the opportunity to work hard and dream big.
Warmly,
Eva Moskowitz, Founder & CEO
Success Academy Charter Schools
Daniel S. Loeb, Trustee
Success Academy Charter Schools