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At KIPP, we believe.
We believe in the creation of inspired lives produced by desire,
discipline, and dedication.
We are not frightened by the challenges of reality but believe that we
can change our world and our place within it.
We work, plan, create, and dream. Our talent, character, and
integrity will be the tools we need to build a better tomorrow.
We believe that we can take this place, this time, and the people
here and build a better place, a better time, and a better people.
As a team and a family, we will either find a way or make one.
Hannah D. Powell
Executive Director
KIPP:
KIPP, the Knowledge Is Power Program, is a national network
of free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public
charter schools with a track record of preparing students in
underserved communities for success in college and in life.
180+
SCHOOLS
70,000+
STUDENTS
Nationwide
KIPP Columbus
KIPP: Columbus
KIPP Columbus opened its doors in 2008 with 50 fifth grade
students as KIPP Journey Academy. In 2014-2015, we served
over 600 students in grades 5th through 8th, and K-1. We will
expand our impact to serve nearly 2,000 students in grades
K-12 by the end of the decade.
2014-2015
2
SCHOOLS
K-1, 5-8
GRADES SERVED
Over 600
TOTAL ENROLLMENT
Currently, KIPP Columbus has two schools, KIPP Columbus Elementary and
KIPP Columbus Middle, serving nearly 800 students in grades K-2 and 5-8.
2008
2015
2016
KIPP Columbus
Primary
KIPP Columbus
Elementary
KIPP Columbus
Middle
KIPP Columbus
High
Environmental
Center
Serving nearly 2,000 students in grades K-12 by the end of the decade.
WHAT YOU
MEASURE MATTERS
At KIPP Columbus, we understand that a singular focus on any one
measure or assessment of the health of the school can create
an incomplete picture of our success inside and outside the
classroom.
Therefore, the KIPP Foundation uses the Healthy Schools and
Regions (HSR) framework to provide a holistic set of indicators by
which we measure our progress.
At KIPP Columbus, we continuously guide and evaluate our
effectiveness through testing, surveys, and personal feedback.
Most importantly, we use The Six Essential Questions to provide a
yardstick by which we can measure our schools progress and
ensure we are focused on our mission and vision as we expand our
impact.
ARE WE BUILDING A
SUSTAINABLE PEOPLE MODEL?
QUESTION 6
ARE WE BUILDING A
SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL MODEL?
638
STUDENTS SERVED
100%
ELIGIBLE FOR FREE/
REDUCED MEALS
11%
STUDENTS WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS
ETHNICITY
87% African American
5 % Multiracial
5% Other/Hispanic
3% White
*Data is taken from the 2013-2014 academic school year
9%
STUDENT ATTRITTION
Our goal is to ensure every student has the opportunity to attend
college and experience a life filled with opportunity and choice.
We actively recognize that this takes more than just enrolling them
at KIPP Columbus; we must keep them here. As such, we closely
monitor our attrition rate as a lead indicator of how well we are
maintaining our commitment to our KIPPsters and their families.
OUR APPROACH:
Each year, every student at KIPP Columbus takes the Ohio Achievement
Assessment (OAA). The results allow us to gauge our KIPPsters academic
progress compared to other schools in the region and state.
2014-2015 PARCC Proficiency Levels for the Outgoing 8th Grade Class
The longitudinal data of our 8th grade KIPPsters before they complete
their time with KIPP is one of the best indicators of the impact of a KIPP
education. Over the course of four years, the Class of 2019 cohort moved
from significantly underperforming compared to their peers in Columbus
City School, to outperforming them in both reading and in math.
To ensure our KIPPsters continue on the path through college, the KIPP
Through College program teaches each student how to pursue and enroll in
high performing, college preparatory high schools.
Steve
ARE WE BUILDING A
SUSTAINABLE PEOPLE MODEL?
60
TOTAL STAFF
90
2014-2015
2015-2016
TEACHER RETENTION
nearly
70%
120
2016-2017
(projected)
$3,000 LESS
THAN AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
(Source: Ohio Department of Education)
634
STUDENTS FUNDED
$10,220
*The annual state audit is in progress and will be available on the auditors website when completed.
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Exceeds Standards
Does Not Meet Standards
Meets Standards*
Meets Standards*
Expected 1/31/16
Meets Standards*
Meets Standards*
*Please note, for Operations/Governance Secondary Indicators schools are only evaluated as
Meets Standards or Does Not Meet Standards.
BOARD of DIRECTORS
Kroger
LBrands Foundation
Momentum
Moritz Family Foundation
National City Bank
Nationwide Childrens Hospital
NetJets Aviation
Neva Collins Fund
Ohio Health
Paul G. Duke Foundation
Plaskolite Inc.
ProMusica Chamber Orchestra
Rotary Club of Columbus
Schwab Charitable Fund
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey LLC
Stonehenge Financial Holdings
The Columbus Foundation
The Jerome Kobacker Charities
Foundation
The Mortiz Family Foundation
The New Albany Foundation
The Ohio State Univeristy
The Thomas B. Fordham Foundation
The Wexner Foundation
Tim Hortons
Tomsu Family Philanthropy Fund
Trueman Family Foundation
Vorys, Seymour, Sater and Pease
Wexner Family Charitable Fund
Wolfe Associates, Inc.
Wolfe Foundation
WP GLIMCHER
YMCA of Central Ohio
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