Opponents of the proposed Success Academy Charter in Cobble Hill where outraged when the Department of Education planned to move a crucial vote on the charter to a new location in Elmhurst, Queens.

Now, the United Federation of Teachers has announced it will have four buses ready to drive parents and protestors to the meeting to oppose the charter school, according to the Daily News.

“The DOE moved the PEP meeting to a site that’s inconvenient for many parents to get to,” UFT president Michael Mulgrew told the Daily News. 

The meeting was originally to be held at a school in midtown Manhattan, but due to construction at that school, the DOE announced two weeks ago that it would move to Newtown High School in Elmhurst, an hour away from Cobble Hill.

Borough President Marty Markowitz joined in the uproar, asking that the meeting be moved to Brooklyn Technical High School, as much of the meeting’s agenda has to do with Brooklyn schools.

An online petition to move the meeting garnered about 300 signatures.

The DOE maintains that the chosen locations of the meetings have nothing to do with what is on the agenda.