Harlem Village Academies (HVA) is a network of public charter schools located in Harlem, New York City. Founded in 2003, the organization operates elementary, middle, and high schools serving predominantly low-income students in the Harlem community. The charter network is known for its rigorous academic program and commitment to educational excellence. The school system implements a curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, character development, and college preparation. HVA’s educational model combines traditional academic disciplines with progressive teaching methods, focusing on student engagement and intellectual curiosity. The network has gained recognition for its teacher development programs and professional learning communities. Harlem Village Academies has established partnerships with various educational institutions and organizations to enhance its academic offerings and provide additional resources to students. The network maintains high academic standards and has consistently demonstrated strong student achievement results compared to district averages. The organization operates multiple school buildings throughout Harlem, including its flagship high school facility on West 124th Street. HVA is governed by a Board of Trustees and is authorized by the State University of New York’s Charter Schools Institute. The network serves approximately 2,000 students across its campuses and maintains a commitment to providing quality education to underserved communities in New York City.