KIPP LA 2015 Annual Report

ne promise: College Completion.

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ne day,

all children in Los Angeles will have access to a high-quality education.

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ne promise,

many dreams.

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ne network, 13 schools. kipp la is a non-profit network of college-preparatory, public charter schools serving elementary and middle school students.

We have a 12-year track record of preparing our students in educationally underserved communities for success in college and life. Our schools are part of the free public school system and enrollment is open to all students. Our charter schools are given more academic and budgetary flexibility than traditional public schools and in exchange commit to deliver high-quality academic results for students.

There are nearly 200 KIPP schools in 20 states and the District of Columbia serving 70,000 students on their path to and through college. We believe that excellent academics, safe and structured schools, empowered teachers, and an emphasis on character development are the foundation for student success, and we strive to provide this for every student. At KIPP, teachers, students, and families are all united around the same goal—college graduation.

Through our collective hard work and commitment, KIPP students complete college at a rate that is above the national average for all students and four times higher than students of similar economic backgrounds. At KIPP LA, we are driven by the belief that every student deserves a high-quality education. Our promise to support our students on their journeys to and through college guides everything we do.

elementary schools

(serving transitional kindergarten - grade 4)

2,681

7

students

schools

kipp raĂ­ces academy kipp comienza community prep kipp empower academy kipp iluminar academy kipp vida preparatory academy kipp promesa prep kipp ignite academy

est. 2008 est. 2010 est. 2010 est. 2013 est. 2014 est. 2015 est. 2015

middle schools (serving grades 5-8)

2,260 students

6

schools

kipp academy of opportunity kipp la prep kipp philosophers academy kipp scholar academy kipp sol academy kipp academy of innovation

est. 2003 est. 2003 est. 2012 est. 2012 est. 2013 est. 2014

BY 2020 kipp la schools will be

12,000

students & alumni

20

schools

kipp across the nation

183 schools 70,000 students states with kipp schools

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ne promise,

many completion. college dreams. at kipp la, teachers, students, and families are all united around the same goal—college graduation.

Our students’ journeys to college begin years before they step onto campus­—and require the support of a dedicated, innovative team working together to ensure our alumni are thriving in high school and in college.

“KIPP LA gave me the opportunity to achieve my dream of graduating from Georgetown University.

My experience with KIPP LA inspired me to become an elementary school teacher at KIPP PEACE in Houston, Texas.

I want to be for my students what KIPP LA was for me.” kipp academy of opportunity ‘07

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martín rincon georgetown university ‘15

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ne Love

for our students.

kipp la’s mission is to prepare our students for success in school, college, and life.

Our schools’ love for our students drives their commitment to supporting our students to and through college. Rigorous academics, character education, engaging extracurricular activities, and support beyond the school day ensure that students have the opportunities to explore their interests and prepare for college and life. Through this ‘whole child’ approach, our students will become lifelong learners who will change their communities and the world.

6,000+

students and alumni

4,941

1,272

students

alumni

Our Students 26% 73%

1%

african-american

91

10

%

%

26%% XX

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latino

other

of students are eligible for

75%

Free or Reduced price meals

of students receive

Special Education services

of students are

English Learners

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Special education at KIPP LA is as diverse as the needs of our students.

“That flexibility is the key factor that differentiates programs at our schools from traditional ones,” says Managing Director of Special Education Kim Damman. “By building programs to meet the needs of our students, we are better able to support students in achieving their academic goals,” she says.

Thanks to a large on-site team, we are able to tailor classroom environments to meet the needs of all KIPPsters at each school. At KIPP Scholar Academy, personalized learning within an existing intensive intervention program helped special education teachers identify and target academic lessons. As a result, students in the program experienced twice as much growth academically than their peers in the general classes.

Recognizing a need for increased socio-emotional learning, special education teachers at KIPP Philosophers Academy created classrooms where KIPPsters learn conflict resolution, social skills, and receive therapeutic counseling.

Since opening both programs in partnership with the Los Angeles Unified School District, the district plans to replicate KIPP LA’s innovations at traditional public schools. Programs like these allow us to share and collaborate with others to serve all students.

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ne team, promise, united manyaround dreams. innovative teaching.

joshua martinez

sarah attensil-miller

how do you educate the whole child in your classroom?

can you describe kipp raíces academy’s culture?

Natalie: One important thing is bringing your own personality and passions into your teaching. The ways that you can relate to the lessons or connect to those ideas adds another dimension to your teaching.

Joshua: Founding School Leader Amber Medina laid the foundation when she started Raíces—if it’s not good for kids, we don’t do it. Having that be the center of the way we do things affects everything else. Our conversations aren’t about the best test-taking strategies—they’re about what’s good for kids. Chris was insistent upon us getting together before the school year started to come up with team norms and set the tone for how we were going to work together. We shared common beliefs about education and what we want our classrooms to look and feel like, and we meticulously planned out details big and small.

Joshua: We are honest with our students about issues we’re facing.

We try to engage them in a way to build a critical understanding of their world while matching it with developmentally-appropriate language. The foundation of our school is very student-centered. Kids love being here and we don’t want to take that away by making the skills they learn rote. We want to bring them to life and instill a love of learning.

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Sarah: We continue to talk about those things and make sure they’re still going well. Even though it’s already a strong team, it still feels like there’s always room for improvement and growth.

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tion on’t ects king ent e up work hat usly

ure m, it .

kipp raíces academy was named a

2015 National Blue Ribbon School in the exemplary high performing category

aaron durham

chris hofmann natalie dudar

at kipp la, our schools seek to provide our students with an innovative, characterbuilding education.

This means an extended school day that offers an expanded core curriculum, visual and performing arts, and physical education. It also means that teachers and leaders have a unique role each day and use data to drive instruction and inform their professional development. At KIPP LA, teachers and leaders are aligned with one promise and one goal: raising the bar for student achievement. The fourth grade team at KIPP Raíces Academy shows how KIPP LA teachers not only help students make the most gains academically, but also help them discover their own passions.

why is collaboration important for your team?

Sarah: If it’s working well in your class, it’s probably going to work well for other kids, too, so you need to share it.

Aaron: For example, in our fourth grade founding year, Josh’s [class] had much better results [than everyone else’s]. There was a whole series of steps that we weren’t doing! After he talked through his process with us, we were able to implement it and improve it for all students.

Natalie: Initially, we didn’t know what effect it would have on students’ love of reading or an intrinsic motivation to read, but the data helped guide our decisions.

Chris: By having these constant conversations, you have this collective knowledge that you can fine-tune and increase the quality of your lessons each time, which I think is great.

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balanced assessment (sbac)

4725+ 34+ 5534+ 45+

2015 california smarter

55%

47%

33%

25%

44%

33%

english language arts

math

kipp la schools lausd california public schools

according to the 2015 sbac exam, kipp la students outperformed students in both los angeles unified school district (lausd) schools and other public schools in california.

1ST

kipp comienza community prep is the

highest-performing elementary school

in the state of california serving a majority of low-income students.

2

#

kipp la prep is the

2nd highest-performing middle school in lausd.

kipp la elementary schools

93%

outperform 93% of all elementary schools in the state of california.

Personalized learning and classroom innovations help KIPPsters develop 21st century skills.

To that end, we have created Innovation Coordinator (IC) Stars, a unique partnership between the data and school innovation teams that deepen our focus on technology literacy. IC Stars are teachers or leaders who train their teams on integrating technology into the classroom, maximizing best practices in Illuminate, our student data system, and implementing data to help drive instruction. IC Stars also curate best practices to share across our schools and outside KIPP LA.

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ne promise,

academic excellence.

at kipp la, we strive to instill joy and a love for learning in our schools.

By implementing the Common Core Standards, we are increasing the rigor and engagement in our classrooms and helping our students become lifelong learners. This new way of teaching enhances our students’ success by encouraging them to create, think, and communicate in creative and innovative ways.

In 2015, for the first time, California administered the state-wide exam created by the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC). The exam was administered as part of the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP). State-wide, only 30% of economically disadvantaged students met the new standards in English Language Arts (ELA), and only 21% did so in math. At KIPP LA, 55% of our students met the standards in ELA and 47% did so in math.

Although KIPP LA students outperformed their peers in other public schools, we know that there is still more work to be done. We are proud of the progress our KIPPsters make each year and remain laser-focused on how we can better prepare them for life in college and beyond. Our approach to student success relies not only on excellent teachers, but also on strong school leadership and engagement with families so our KIPPsters never stop learning. Together, we work as one team to keep our promise to our students and prepare them for success in the competitive world.

strong leadership

effective distribution of resources

family engagement

personalized instruction

student success & love for learning

data-driven instruction

rigorous academics & character education

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ne network, leading together.

I have the opportunity to support students beyond just my classroom as I make a positive impact on our school-wide culture of achievement.

phyllis bloom dean, kipp philosophers academy

just as we make the promise to our students, all adults can and will achieve.

All teachers and leaders collaborate across our schools and receive robust professional development. KIPP LA’s leadership development programs provide our team and family with opportunities to deepen their practice and love of teaching and supporting students.

Deans and Assistant Principals play an important role in school leadership by supporting their school’s culture and driving teaching and learning. From parent engagement to goal-setting with students to organizing school celebrations, they work together with their school leaders to keep promises big and small to our students. Here, our deans and assistant principals reflect on their favorite parts of working at a KIPP LA school.

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k, my favorite parts of any day is when students come to my office because they couldn’t wait to tell me they reached a goal that we planned together.

aisha bonner assistant principal, kipp scholar academy

my school leaders and colleagues have molded me into the leader I am today.

Without their guidance, unconditional love, and unwavering support, I would not have been able to take the risks I have taken and gained the confidence needed because they believed in me when I did not.

One of the most important aspects of my role is supporting teachers in growing and developing so that they can impact students to grow and develop as students.

nazareth riquelme dean, kipp raĂ­ces academy

yvonne ponce dean, kipp vida prep

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ne goal,

to and through college.

kipp la’s kipp through college (ktc) team supports our students and alumni on their journeys to and through college.

In middle school, the KTC team builds upon the college-going culture within our schools by introducing KIPPsters to a variety of high school options and supporting them throughout the high school placement process. Once in high school, KTC advisors work with our alumni to assist with competitive summer program applications, SAT/ACT prep, college applications, scholarships, and financial aid. Our alumni know that KTC will be there to support them through academic, social, and emotional challenges.

KIPP’s national college partners play a key role in our alumni’s successes in higher education. Our partners have committed not only to creating pathways for our KIPPsters, but also supporting them through organizational structures to improve college persistence and graduation rates for first-generation students. They also brainstorm with us to create new strategies for improving college retention and the quality of education for our alumni.

kipp through college provides: counseling support

high school & college application support

financial aid support

1,272 alumni job/career preparation

73%

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of kipp la alumni are persisting in or have graduated from college

94%

of kipp la alumni graduated from high school

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College Partnerships

e.

California Polytechnic State University Loyola Marymount University Notre Dame de Namur University Pomona College Saint Mary’s College of California San Francisco State University San Jose State University University of California-Berkeley University of California-Davis University of California-Irvine University of California-Merced University of California-Santa Cruz University of San Francisco

Monmouth College Northern Illinois University University of Kansas

Bennington College Bloomfield College Brown University Colby College CUNY City College CUNY Guttman College CUNY Hunter College CUNY Kingsborough College CUNY Lehman College Mercy College Syracuse University

Austin Community College Blinn College Houston Baptist University Lone Star College System Rice University Saint Edward’s University Southern Methodist University Texas A&M University Texas A&M University-Kingsville Texas State University Texas Tech University Trinity University University of Houston University of St. Thomas University of Texas at Austin University of Texas-Permian Basin University of Texas-San Antonio

Dillard University Hendrix College Ouachita Baptist University University of Arkansas

Davidson College Duke University Georgia College & State University Georgia State University Morehouse College Spelman College University of Georgia University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Vanderbilt University

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Franklin and Marshall College Georgetown University Kutztown University Lycoming College Monmouth College Montclair State University Rosemont College Rowan University Rutgers University-Camden Temple University Trinity Washington University University of Maryland College Park University of Pennsylvania 21

To date, KIPP has created partnerships with more than 70 colleges and universities nationwide. Each has committed to supporting the success of KIPPsters and other first-generation students on campus. Over time, we believe these partnerships will improve our KIPPsters’ college experience as well as offer unique opportunities to learn about how to better support first-generation college students.

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ne network, growing our impact.

kipp la is growing to 20 schools by 2020, at which point we will serve approximately 12,000 students and alumni.

In the underserved communities of South and East Los Angeles, the need for high-quality education is immense. In Los Angeles, one in five high school graduates is college-ready.* As we expand our impact, we strive to change those odds and put more students in Los Angeles on the path to and through college.

BY 2020 kipp la schools will grow to

20

schools

46++A171311 $47M

EVERY FULL-GROWN SCHOOL WILL BREAK EVEN ON PUBLIC FUNDING.

expenditures school-based personnel: 47% operational expenses: 16% supplies & materials: 13% facilities: 13% school success team personnel: 11%

we fundraise for:

facilities & school growth visual & performing arts leadership development professional development & teacher training kipp through college

*Source: LAUSD-Harvard Strategic Data Project Report, 2013

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k,

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ne love,

gratitude for our supporters. champion supporters hall of fame*

KIPP LA Schools is pleased to honor our champion supporters who have been instrumental in driving our growth since 2008.

$25,000,000 or more Martha & Bruce Karsh

$15,000,000 or more The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation

$5,000,000 or more Charter School Growth Fund Nancy & Howard Marks

$1,000,000 or more Otis Booth Foundation CEDAR Foundation The Doris & Donald Fisher Fund Patty & Michael Rosenfeld Moira & Rajath Shourie The Walton Family Foundation Jean & Lew Wolff

$500,000 or more Bloomfield Family Foundation Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The KIPP Foundation Eileen & Robert O’Leary The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Elementary School Growth Fund

$250,000 or more Marcia Aaron The Ahmanson Foundation Lisa & John Brady Leslie & Steve Carlson Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Joseph Drown Foundation ExED Erika J. Glazer Family Foundation

The Goldhirsh Foundation Sarajane & Zac Guevara Jaquelin Hume Foundation W.M. Keck Foundation Nancy & Bruce Newberg Quest Foundation RGK Foundation Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

$100,000 or more Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP All Stars Helping Kids | Marcus Allen Annenberg Foundation Kristen & Loren Bendele The Johnny Carson Foundation Canyon Partners | Beth & Josh Friedman John W. Carson Foundation The Eisner Foundation The Green Foundation Cassandra & Brad Grey Lynn & Craig Jacobson The Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family Foundation Susan & Scott Lord Alicia Miñana & Robert Lovelace McCammack Family Foundation Betsy McLaughlin The Morgridge Family Foundation Jan & Chet Pipkin Julie Kaufer & Frank Reddick The Riordan Foundation Tory & Cameron Strang Tacori Windsong Trust

*Reflects gifts and pledges made to KIPP LA Schools from 2008 to present.

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thank you to our annual donors who make our work possible every day. $4,000,000 OR MORE

Martha & Bruce Karsh

$1,000,000 OR MORE

The Doris & Donald Fisher Fund The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation Nancy & Howard Marks

$100,000 OR MORE

Annenberg Foundation Bloomfield Family Foundation CEDAR Foundation Charter School Growth Fund Alicia Miñana & Robert Lovelace Nancy & Bruce Newberg Eileen & Robert O’Leary RGK Foundation The Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Elementary School Growth Fund Patty & Michael Rosenfeld Moira & Rajath Shourie The Walton Family Foundation

$50,000 OR MORE

Lisa & John Brady Leslie & Steve Carlson The Green Foundation Sarajane & Zac Guevara Lynn & Craig Jacobson The Morgridge Family Foundation Otis Booth Foundation Tory & Cameron Strang Wells Fargo Foundation

$25,000 OR MORE

Marcia Aaron Kristen & Loren Bendele Credit Suisse Cassandra & Brad Grey Priscilla & Jamie Halper KIPP Foundation McCammack Family Foundation Maxine & Gene Rosenfeld Sheryl & Jon Sokoloff

$10,000 OR MORE

Bank of America The Carol & James Collins Foundation Josh Donfeld Doris Fisher | In honor of John Fisher Scott & Helen Graves | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh JPMorgan Chase Jacki & Jeffrey Karsh Julie Kaufer & Frank Reddick Susan & Scott Lord Mr. & Mrs. William S. Louchheim Morning Glory Family Foundation Jan & Chet Pipkin Jess Ravich Ann & Jeremy Rogers Ann & Robert Ronus Frankie & Barry Sholem Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Debra Somberg Lew & Jean Wolff

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$5,000 OR MORE

Anonymous Meghan & Randy Bishop Capital Group Company Charitable Foundation EcoMedia | Southern California Honda Dealer Association Beth & Adam Gibbons Chung Han & E.J. Kavounas Diann Kim & John Frank | In honor of Martha Karsh Looking Beyond Marla & Brett Messing | In honor of Lynn Jacobson Carole & Arturo Moreno | The Moreno Family Foundation Shannon Murphy & Marc Castellani Barclay Perry | Perry Family Foundation Quest Foundation Soros Fund Charitable Foundation Joan Velazquez & Joel Kozberg | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Carl E. Wynn Foundation

$1,000 OR MORE

Anonymous Baird Foundation, Inc. Ambassador Frank E. Baxter Buck Financial Advisors Raj Chhina | Tycho Services, Inc. Aimee & Joe Cilic Connie Kin Memorial Fund Cynthia Gunn Agency | Farmers Insurance Mary & Joe DeFur Diane & Kendall Bishop Family Foundation Cindy & Philip Feder | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Franco Architects, Inc. Terry & Todd Gilman Sandra & Barton Gurewitz Betsy & Howard Heitner Stephen Hewitt | Hewitt & Truszkowski, Attorneys at Law Richard Hofmann | In honor of Chris Hofmann Nathan Howard Marca Kaufer | In honor of Frank Reddick Heidi & Richard Landers Matthew Louchheim Sybil Lubin | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Carey Nachenberg Sonata & Allen Narcisse Iris Navarro PayBridge LLC Robert W. Baird & Co. William Izaac Rothbard Noemi & Victor Salcedo | La Mascota Bakery Rachael Shrout Stanley Trilling Gelena & Keith Wasserman | Gelt, Inc. | In Honor of Jeffrey Karsh Julie & Mike Wright

$500 OR MORE

Alicia Alonso Big Island Glass Gallery | In honor of Marlene Louchheim Christina Carroll Allison & Jeff Gorelick | In honor of Sasha Wylder Greystone & Company Jane Harris Dale Holzer | In honor of

Rachelle Minix Diane Huffman Jeffrey & Bettysue Hughes Kirk & Pamela Jensen Theresa & David Joswick Mitchell & Joleen Julis | In honor of Josh Donfeld & Kelsey McKinnon Sheryl & Jon Layne Lucinda Mabini Librada Martinez & Jose Barragan | In honor of KIPP Iluminar Academy Loretta Mockler Maurice Murray Mari Reidy | In honor of Chelsea Zegarski Elizabeth Resnick & Jan Nash Alma & Gabriel Reza Michelle Ryckman | In honor of Taylor Dudley Joshua Schraeder Stollmeyer Family Fund | In honor of Sasha Wylder Allen Soong

UP TO $499

Lauren Abendschein Laurel Adcock | In honor of Taylor Dudley Pedrom Adeli James & Sara Adler | In honor of Randy Bishop Amanda Agnello Carmen Aguilar Beth Aitchison Darryl Akens Dominique Akens Leslie Alexand Cesar Alfaro Amber Allen Chelsea Allen | In honor of Taylor Dudley Jose Almanzar Steven Almazan Alicia Alonso | In honor of Martha Karsh Joe Alonso | In honor of Alicia Alonso Jessica Alvarez Susan Amerikaner Sara Angel Sarah Angel Shirley Appleman Eyvett Arias Marybeth Arias Etmny Arias-Cornejo Bryant Arteaga Alvina Arutyunyan Jenna & Tyler Atwood Leticia Austin Nora Avila Isela Barrios Richard Barth Dean Belton Eliot Bencuya Nina & David Berson Baron Birkhofer Gary Blackwell Adam Bloch Aviva Bobb Evan Boggs Mara Bond Jeanette Borden Preston Braxton Steve Brende Todd Buchner Paul & Maria Bueche | In honor of Alicia Alonso Germaine Burd Kimberly Buresh Claudia Caceres Andy Carrasco Leo & Jeri Carosella | In honor of Tony Beaird, Ja Cain Beaird, & Brian Jennings Ileana Carroll | In honor of Alicia Alonso Chris Carter Nick Castro Stephanie Castro Yesenia Castro Gilbert A. Cedillo, Jr. Richard Cedillo Marianne Chambers | In

honor of Jenna Atwood Carrie Chassin Will Chavez Victor Chia Karla Cienfuegos Ursula Clark Mark Coates Sean Cochran Edna Cohill Cassie Cope Andrea Coppinger James Coppinger, Jr. | In honor of Andrea Coppinger Ben Coria Jennifer Corona Eva Cruz Fedah Dahdul Maggie Dahn Nick Dang Alexandre Dauman Thomas Davidov Pattie Delandri Eric DeSobe Rosa Diaz Ashley Dickinson Melissa Dimick Jelena Dobic Nancy Dodge The DoTopia Team | In honor of Maria Rodarte Sylvia Dunbar Mario Echeverria Edison International Darren Edwards Eisner Law | In honor of Nicole Castrogiovanni Evan Ellsworth Nona Farahnik Maria Ferrante Mattia Filiaci First Step Advisors LLC Judy & Arnie Fishman Eréndira Flores Joanne Foster Elsie Franco Megan Gaon Kevin Gaunt Beth Goldstein | In honor of Martha Karsh Michael Goldstein Amar Goli Brenda Gomez Martha Gonzalez Colin Grady Kurt Graver Tanya Gray Amy & Lorin Green Veronica Gunderson Tarun Gupta Nicole Gutierrez Ashton Harris Dorian Harris Lily Haskins Jessica Hauspur Alfred Hernandez Bertha Hernandez Brenda Herrera Jazmine Herrera Lisa & George Hess Elizabeth Hewson Gary Hewson Maria Hitchman Cassy Horton Marlina Houston Kim Howell Hadley Huberman Sarah & Jeff Hughes Juneth Isidro Karl Jablinskey Katherine & Jonathan Jaroch Cameron Jeans-Shaw Nicole Jeong Ivette Jimenez Kaitlin Kane Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Foundation Stephanie & Benjamin Katz Colleen Kennedy Kaysha Kogut Michael Krepack Roxanne Kroll Gregory Kuhn Heidi Kunkel Kristina Lachman Naomi Lan

Karina Lara Jared Lazarus Connie Lee Kelly Lee Min Lee Stephanie Lee Louis Legazpi Edward Lehrner, D.D.S. Patricia Leighton Hudson Leung Allyn & Jeffrey Levine Jennifer Levitt Ji Li Daniel Linares Ben Liu Amy Llamas Juan Llamas Wendi Lohmar Denise Long Stephen Long Alejandra Lopez Rocio Lopez Kate Lupo & Scott Leonard Lindsay Luttrell Mrs. Lynn Hall Russell Angela Ma Kevin Maffris Jose Magaña Margaret & Clifford Maraschino Tricia Marinaro Geoff Marks Dolores Martinez Anne Martyr Lisa Masters Nicolas Mathias Beth McAlister Paul McCloskey Kevin McHale Amber Medina Gabriel Medina Cassandra Mele Adriena Merida Collin Middleton Karina Miketta Julie Miller Rachelle Minix Dave & Annabel Montes David Hector Montes Randy Montes Dawn Mora Jorge Moreno Oliver Morfin Jennifer Gutierrez Morgan Johnnie Morgan James Morino Jane Munson Joyce Nakashima Iman Naqvi Allison Neckman Nate Neeley Sabina Netto Klay Nichol Mary Nichols Matthew Nickens Patricia Nickholl | In honor of Mr. & Mrs. William S. Louchheim Dan Nieman Jamie Nieves Robert Okuyama Anita Ortiz Prashanth Pandian Neela Parasnis Ashley & Brian Pearson Stanley Penner Carla Perez Marianne Perez Patricia Perez Matthew Peskay Elizabeth Petrey Jason Phillips Swapna Pinnamaneni Herminia Ponce Yvonne Ponce Charles Price Lauren & Ross Quient Justin Radell Jemmy Ramirez Roseann Ramirez Allison Ramsey Delaram Rivani | In honor of Christina Carroll Victoria Rivas Ashley Roffle Gwen Rogers Doreen Rojas

Greg Rollman Christine & Jack Rosenberg Angela Rouse Carlos Ruiz Andrew Rusinak Viviane Russo Jason Sadeghbeigi Victor Salcedo Belen Sanchez Claudia Sandoval | In honor of Dominique Akens Maria Santoyo Adam Sapp Kasonni Scales Natasha Schwartz & Jason Lidow Megan Scott-Kakures Sempra Energy Foundation Shadie Shafii Anne Shapiro | In honor of KIPP Sol Academy Debra & Tom Shrout Brandi Sims Michelle Skinner | In honor of Christina Carroll Jeri Slaughter Brenda Solis Carmen Soto Brittney Souders Southern California Edison Gideon Spitzer Nicole Squires Destini Stebbins Stacey & Will Staples McKenzie Stuckman | In honor of Jenna Atwood Maria Sturges Srividya Subramanian Dongwoo Suh Harry Suh Bonnie Sun Edward Swigert David Switzer | In honor of Alicia Alonso Jane Switzer | In honor of Alicia Alonso Gary Takeuchi Julie Tannenbaum Target Mckenzie Taylor Lizbeth Thompson Julie To Patrick Toolan Fabiola Torres Amanda Tran Chris Trombetta | In honor of Angela Rouse Kelly Tse Alan & Toby Uger Jenna Ushkowitz Enriqueta Valerio Griselda Vargas Febe Vega Diana Villa Ana Villegas Emily Vogelsong Jacobi Wade Aileen Walker Christy Walker Darius Walker Scottie Wardell Lonneshia Webb Mary Webber Keith Webster Scott Wendelin Earline White Roger Whitenhill Adekumbi Williams Jason Williams Ari Wintraub Yahoo, Inc. Renee Yang Bryan Yasukochi Meredith Yates | In honor of Taylor Dudley Robin Yoshimura Michael Young Chelsea Zegarski

Reflects donations made between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015; includes in-kind donations.

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TRUSTEES Martha Karsh, Chair Attorney; Co-Founder, Clark & Karsh Marcus Allen NFL Hall-of-Famer Erika Glazer Activist Philanthropist Cassandra H. Grey Brand Consultant & Entrepreneur Nancy Marks Portrait Artist & Author Don McCammack Retired; Former President, Avis Rent a Car Palmer Murray President & Co-Managing Partner, Lourd Capital Management Judge William A. Norris Senior Counsel, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP Chet Pipkin Chairman of the Board, Belkin International, Inc. Blair H. Taylor Chief Community Officer, Starbucks Coffee Company

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Loren Bendele, Chair Former CEO, Savings.com Randy Bishop Managing Partner, BearTree Partners Marc Castellani Director of Investment Strategy & Research, Aspiriant Joe Cilic, Secretary Vice President, Sotheby’s International Realty Zac Guevara Retired; Executive Vice President, Capital International Research, Inc. Jane Harris Retired; Principal, Compton Unified School District Lynn Jacobson Former Chair of the Board, Brentwood School E.J. Kavounas Former Managing Director, Credit Suisse Gregory McGinity Senior Managing Director, The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation Julie Miller Partner, Holthouse Carlin & Van Trigt, LLP Allen Narcisse General Manager, UberEats Frank Reddick Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP Jeremy Rogers Co-Founder & Principal, Montana Avenue Capital, LLC Moira Shourie Former Board Member, Marquez Charter School Debra Somberg Managing Partner, The Alster Group, LLC

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS BOARD Angela Rouse, Co-Chair Strategy Manager, Red Bull Christina Carroll, Co-Chair Private Banking Associate, J.P. Morgan Alicia Alonso, Secretary Executive Assistant & Estate Manager to Martha and Bruce Karsh Jennifer Ballinger Emergency Medical Physician, EMCare Jasmine Butler Portfolio Analyst, Wells Fargo Capital Finance Alexandre Dauman Director of Development, Imagine Entertainment Taylor Dudley Attorney, The Alliance for Children’s Rights Salomon Fuentes Associate Producer, NFL Network Ashley Johnson Architectural Designer, Berliner Architects Connie Lee Senior Specialist, Capital Group Companies Julia Meltzer Actress, Writer, & Consultant Maurice Murray Director of Strategic Partnerships, Morgan Stanley

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Iman Nanji Associate, Business & Program Development, Milken Institute Ashley Pearson Attorney Recruiting & Development Coordinator, O’Melveny & Myers Devin Pence Account Executive, Crier Communications Abby Pontzer Director of Strategy, Operations, & Communications, LAUSD’s Instructional Technology Initiative Ryne Posey Labor & Employment Attorney, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Jack Rosenberg Senior Associate, One Rock Capital Partners, LLC Rachael Shrout Assistant Director of Alumni & Network Services, The Broad Center Jessie Spellman Associate Consultant, Bain & Company Scottie Wardell Director, Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors Roger Whitenhill Vice President & Portfolio Manager, Wells Fargo

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OUR MISSION KIPP LA’s mission is to teach the academic skills, foster the intellectual habits, and cultivate the character traits needed for our students to thrive in high school, college, and life. Through the success of our students, the KIPP LA team and family will serve as a model of excellence and collaborate with others to raise the quality of education in Los Angeles.

OUR SCHOOLS KIPP Academy of Innovation KIPP Academy of Opportunity KIPP Comienza Community Prep KIPP Empower Academy KIPP Iluminar Academy KIPP Ignite Academy KIPP Los Angeles College Preparatory School KIPP Philosophers Academy KIPP Promesa Prep KIPP Raíces Academy KIPP Scholar Academy KIPP Sol Academy KIPP Vida Preparatory Academy

3601 East First Street, Los Angeles, CA 90063

 /KIPPLASchools  @KIPPLASchools  @KIPPLA_Schools www.kippla.org

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