Saturday, May 4, 2013

Special report: Born in hope, Newark charter school now embroiled in controversy | NJ.com

Special report: Born in hope, Newark charter school now embroiled in controversy | NJ.com:


Special report: Born in hope, Newark charter school now embroiled in controversy

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In this file photo, Fredrica Bey proudly shows onlookers a mansion on 53 Lincoln Park in Newark that her community group, Women in Support of the Million Man March, later purchased and made its headquarters. The building also became the home of Adelaide L. Sanford Charter School, a city school state education officials have been threatening to shut down for more than a year. (Star-Ledger file photo)