KIPP is
COMMUNITY
2016
annual report
“KIPP taught me how to work hard, never give up, and ask questions if you don't get something. And if you do get it, ask another questionmaybe you'll understand even more.” CHARITY WATSON WHITTIER COLLEGE, CLASS OF 2016 KIPP ACADEMY OF OPPORTUNITY ALUMNA
on the cover: Charity with her parents, siblings, and extended family members. Charity double majored in Political Science and French at Whittier College and hopes to eventually work at the United Nations fighting for women’s and children’s rights. She is the first in her family to graduate from college.
KIPP is
COMMUNITY At KIPP LA, we measure our success based on the number
Program. By equipping our families with the necessary tools to
of KIPPsters who are persisting on the path to and through
make their voices heard, we are helping them better advocate
college. As we watch our students make incredible gains in
for their children and become agents of change for their
and out of the classroom each year, we are inspired to follow
communities.
their example and continue our work to raise the quality of education both within our schools and across Los Angeles. Today, over 7,400 students and alumni attend our schools or participate in our KIPP Through College program, all with the goal of supporting our students through college graduation so they can become leaders within their communities. We were pleased that KIPP LA Prep, like KIPP RaĂces Academy in 2015, was awarded the National Blue Ribbon Schools Award. KIPP LA Prep was one of only 33 schools in California and one of only two schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District to receive this distinction. A combination of exceptional school leadership, a strong commitment to teacher training and development, and a focus on the whole child led to both KIPP
Looking ahead with a renewed commitment to our students, families, and communities, we still have much more work to do. With the increased demand for high-quality public education in the communities of South and East Los Angeles, KIPP LA is growing to 20 schools by 2020, at which point we will serve approximately 12,000 students and alumni. Thank you for your commitment to the children of South and East Los Angeles. I hope our 2016 Annual Report will show you the impact of your investment and inspire you to continue to support our schools, students, and communities in the year to come. With gratitude,
LA Prep and KIPP RaĂces receiving this prestigious honor. KIPP LA continues to be engaged in positively impacting the communities we serve. This past year, we have strengthened our relationships with local community leaders and organizations through the work of our Family Ambassadors
marcia aaron chief executive officer kipp la schools
KIPP LA schools prepare students in the educationally underserved communities of South and East Los Angeles for success in college and in life. OUR STUDENTS
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90%
24 %
11%
75% Latino 23% Black 2% Other
Of Students Are Eligible For Free or Reduced Price Meals
Of Students Are English Learners
Of Students Receive Special Education Services
WE SERVE
7,400+ students & alumni
5,750 Students 1,700 Alumni
WE OPERATE
13
schools
in south & east los angeles
6 Elementary Schools 6 Middle Schools 1 K-8 School
KIPP ACROSS THE NATION
80,000
students
200
schools
WHY I SUPPORT
KIPP LA "Justice and opportunity have a clear intersection in education. This is particularly true in lowincome communities, where the tremendous inherent talents of the community are under-invested. There are no simple answers. There are, however, a set of traits that seem to significantly increase the odds of success for students. KIPP LA’s approach embodies all these traits. Their impact on South and East Los Angeles communities cannot be overstated." ZAC GUEVARA KIPP LA BOARD MEMBER & SUPPORTER
KIPP LA is strengthening communities and increasing economic opportunities for students in South and East Los Angeles.
ONLY AT KIPP LA,
9%
of low-income students graduate college nationally.*
*Source: The Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education.
73%
of alumni are persisting in or have graduated from college.
JUSTICE FOR OUR
COMMUNITY "There is a lot of injustice in the world still. Not everyone is treated equally, and that’s not right. That’s why I want to be a supreme court justice. I want to help people get the justice they need. KIPP has helped me see that with hard work I can be anything I want and I can change my community." ASHLEY A. KIPP SCHOLAR ACADEMY ALUMNA Ashley is currently attending the prestigious Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts on a full scholarship.
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Improv Theater Folklorico Hip-Hop Dance
Cheer Soccer Running Tumbling Basketball Flag Football
Painting Drawing Mural Art Photography Videography Fashion Design
Choir Drumline Rock Band Orchestra Mariachi Band
Whole Child Approach
Gardening Cooking Class Leadership Skills Foreign Languages
Coding Robotics Engineering Science Club Computer Science
KIPP LA's whole child approach builds on a foundation of character education in the classroom and provides opportunities for our KIPPsters to pursue activities they love to become well-rounded, thoughtful, and compassionate citizens.
A CO M M U N I T Y O F
SUPPORT
MANY OF OUR STUDENTS ARE THE FIRST IN THEIR FAMILY TO GO TO COLLEGE. They're dealing with financial, social, and emotional concerns while having to navigate the academic landscape. We are here to mentor and support our students to help mitigate those obstacles. LONNESHIA WEBB SENIOR MANAGER OF KIPP THROUGH COLLEGE
Some parents come to me looking for the answers for their student. Instead of giving them the answer, we work together to identify the best options. WE ARE A TEAM, AND I’M HERE TO GIVE PARENTS THE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT THEY NEED TO MAKE THE BEST DECISION FOR THEIR STUDENT. VE'CARTIER HUBBLE-JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT COUNSELOR
I remember my first day at KIPP LA. The school leader gave me a massive hug and said, ‘WELCOME TO THE PATHWAY TO SUCCESS!’ THAT STATEMENT TRULY CHANGED MY LIFE. In college, the KIPP Through College team inspired and motivated me to continue on the path to graduation. I joined the team to give back to my community. ALANA HERBERT COLLEGE ADVISOR FELLOW KIPP ACADEMY OF OPPORTUNITY ALUMNA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE ALUMNA
KIPP Through College is about making an impact by providing personalized support. Our alumni face many challenges on the journey to college and OUR TEAM IS THERE FOR THEM EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. BELEN SANCHEZ DIRECTOR OF KIPP THROUGH COLLEGE
KIPP THROUGH
KIPP THROUGH
COLLEGE COLLEGE
OUR KIPP THROUGH COLLEGE (KTC) team supports our students and alumni on their journeys to and through college. KTC is sustained by donors like you who are committed to ensuring our students receive the necessary support services to thrive in college and the competitive job market.
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COLLEGE PERSISTENCE TEAM
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KTC COUNSELORS VISIT
PHONE &
ONGOING ACADEMIC,
ALUMNI AT THEIR COLLEGE
EMAIL SUPPORT
FINANCIAL, AND
– OFTEN WITH A CARE
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
PACKAGE
SUPPORT
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The Alumni College Advisor Fellowship The Alumni College Advisor Fellowship gives KIPP LA alumni who graduate college the opportunity to work at KIPP LA as a college advisor. Fellows draw from their own recent college experiences to help more students from our communities graduate college.
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graduated from high school
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CO M I N G B AC K TO T H E
COMMUNITY "When I was 28, I realized that it was time to return to Southeast Los Angeles and give back to the very community that set me on the path to being the first in my family to graduate from college. Now, I want to do that for every single KIPPster at my school." D'ANZA RODRIGUEZ-SMITH CO-SCHOOL LEADER KIPP Comienza Community Prep
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
TEACHER
TEACHER-LEADER
Teachers work directly with school leadership on targeted instructional skills and lesson planning and receive ongoing professional development from our regional academic team.
As teachers exhibit exemplary leadership skills, they are given expanded responsibility as grade level or subject chairs. These emerging leaders also attend leadership training through the KIPP Foundation and facilitate professional development for other teachers.
KIPP LA’S LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT programs reflect our belief that continuous improvement fosters a supportive, structured, and dynamic learning environment for our students.
ASSISTANT SCHOOL LEADER & DEAN Assistant School Leaders and Deans partner with School Leaders to support instructional development, student affairs, and culture-building. Ongoing professional development trains them to become exceptional leaders in education.
KIPP LA HAS HAD
S C H O O L L E A D E R S A I M TO
O F K I P P ' S N AT I O N A L
OF THEIR TIME TO
7 RECIPIENTS HARRIETT BALL EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD IN THE LAST 6 YEARS
DEDICATE 75%
COACHING TEACHERS
SCHOOL LEADER While they have many of the responsibilities of traditional Principals, the primary role of a KIPP LA School Leader is to provide support and coaching to teachers. With the support of strong school-based operations teams, School Leaders are able to spend up to 75 percent of their day focused on teaching and learning so our students can get further, faster.
A L L T E AC H E R S A N D LEADERS RECEIVE
28 DAYS
OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
PA R T N E R I N G W I T H O U R
COMMUNITIES “When my son was at our neighborhood school, I felt totally hopeless that he was stuck in the cycle of poor education. Things changed once we joined KIPP. The teachers and leaders listened to my concerns and treated me like a partner in my son's education. They work with parents to ensure that all students achieve at their highest potential. KIPP gave me hope for my son’s future.” PAUL ESPARZA-ANDALON KIPP SOL ACADEMY PARENT
FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
1,000
hours
OF PARENT TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND ENGAGEMENT ANNUALLY
KIPP LA partners with our families to invest in the skills and knowledge to support their children to and through college. Families are empowered to make their voices heard and be agents of change in their community.
DEVELOPING LEADERS Families participate in Civic Engagement and Advocacy by leading voter registration efforts and educating other families about important issues impacting their children and community.
In KIPP LA’s Family Ambassadors Program, parent leaders passionately advocate for their children's education and our communities by acting as representatives for their schools at political and neighborhood events, and by mobilizing other families to advocate for important issues facing our community.
EMPOWERING FAMILIES KIPP LA's Parent Engagement Program helps families navigate high school and college options, equipping them with tools and information centered around academics, socio-emotional support, and financial literacy to make the best decisions for their children.
Across KIPP LA schools, families are welcomed into the school to volunteer, participate in family reading time and support a variety of school based activities.
A CO M M U N I T Y O F
PARTNERS “On July 23, more than 100 members of the Oaktree family volunteered their time and painting, organization, and construction skills to beautify the new Karsh Family Campus. We wanted to do our part to create an environment that encourages children to learn and thrive. The students of KIPP LA are achieving remarkable things and it is important to Oaktree to support these achievements.� jay wintrob chief executive officer oaktree capital management
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KIPP LA HAS THE 3 HIGHEST-PERFORMING ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA SERVING 60% OR MORE OF STUDENTS FROM LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
2016 CALIFORNIA ASSESSMENT OF STUDENT PERFORMANCE AND PROGRESS (CAASPP) 62%
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KIPP RAĂ?CES (2015) & KIPP LA PREP (2016) RECEIVED THE
NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOLS AWARD IN THE EXEMPLARY HIGH PERFORMING CATEGORY
CA
english language arts
ON AVERAGE, KIPP LA ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
OUTPERFORM 93% OF ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN CALIFORNIA
TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF
MORE STUDENTS By 2020, KIPP LA will grow to 20 schools* and will support approximately 12,000 students and alumni on their journeys to and through college.
*20 schools equates to 10 elementary schools serving grades K-4 and 10 middle schools serving grades 5-8.
WHO WE expenditures ARE
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cost per student
$12,092
$60 MM
in south & east los angeles
13
schools
middle schools (serving grades 5-8)
School-Based Personnel: 49% Operational Expenses: 19% Supplies & Materials: 11% Facilities: 9% School Success Team Personnel: 12%
Average per pupil state funding in 2015-16*
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WE CURRENTLY OPERATE
state funding
New Jersey
$16,184
Massachusetts
$15,981
Washington, DC
$14,733
Pennsylvania California
$12,000
$8,656
*Includes both federal and state funds
Public Funding: 89% Private Funding: 11%
elementary schools
(serving transitional kindergarten - grade 4)
EXPANDING OUR IMPACT MEANS
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12
new school buildings
400
new teachers
183 schools
7,000 70,000
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20,000
hours of after school programs
149,760 hours of alumni support
T H A N K YO U TO O U R CO M M U N I T Y O F
PARTNERS
Soros Charitable foundation
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TRUSTEES
ASSOCIATES BOARD
Frank Reddick, Chair Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, LLP
Martha Karsh, Chair Attorney; Co-Founder, Clark & Karsh
Alicia Alonso, Co-Chair Executive Assistant and Estate Manager
Marcus Allen NFL Hall-of-Famer
Rachael Shrout, Co-Chair Deputy Director of Alumni and Network Services, The Broad Center
Loren Bendele Chief Executive Officer, Sage Randy Bishop Managing Partner, BearTree Partners Josh Goldin Co-founder & Managing Partner, Alliance Consumer Growth Zac Guevara Retired; Executive Vice President, Capital International Research, Inc.
Erika Glazer Activist Philanthropist Cassandra H. Grey Brand Consultant & Entrepreneur Nancy Marks Portrait Artist & Author Don McCammack Retired; Former President, Avis Rent a Car
Jane Harris Retired; Principal, Compton Unified School District
Palmer Murray President & Co-Managing Partner, Lourd Capital Management
Lynn Jacobson Former Chair of the Board, Brentwood School
Chet Pipkin Chairman of the Board, Belkin International, Inc.
E.J. Kavounas Managing Director, Arixa Capital Corporation Gregory McGinity Executive Director, The Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation Julie Miller Partner, Holthouse Carlin & Van Trigt, LLP Allen Narcisse General Manager, UberEats Luis Rodriguez Attorney, Office of Los Angeles County Public Defender 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
Blair H. Taylor Chief Executive Officer, My Brother's Keeper Alliance
Ryne Posey, Secretary and Social Chair Labor and Employment Attorney, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, LLP Devin Pence, Event Chair Account Executive, Crier Communication Scottie Wardell, Volunteer Chair Director, Strategic Analyst, Beach Body Everton Blair Assistant Director, Program Analysis and Knowledge Sharing, The Broad Center Jasmine Butler Relationship Manager, JP Morgan
Ida Khamsi Real Estate Attorney, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Flom, LLP Bailey Masullo Portfolio Results Analyst, Capital Group Julia Meltzer Actress, Writer, and Consultant Stacey Mendoza JW Marriott, Partnerships and Promotions Manager Maurice Murray Director of Strategic Partnerships, Morgan Stanley Iman Nanji Associate, Business and Program Development, Milken Institute Ashley Pearson Attorney Recruiting and Development Coordinator, O’Melveny & Myers
Alexandre Dauman Film and TV Producer
Abigail Pontzer Director of Strategy and Communications, Pacific Charter School Development
Patricia DeSantis California Labor Attorney, Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP
Jack Rosenberg Vice President, One Rock Capital Partners
Ellen Etten Comedy Writer and Performer
Evan Schlossberg Consultant, Bain & Company
Aaron Greenberg Consultant, Real Estate Opportunities, Oaktree Capital
John Sigmon Portfolio Analyst, Capital Group
Ashley Johnson Architectural Designer, Berliner Architects Deon Jones Kaino Co
Layla Tavangar Category Analyst, Red Bull Stacy Yamazaki Assistant to the Head of Digital, Whalerock Industries
G R AT I T U D E F O R O U R CO M M U N I T Y O F
PARTNERS
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 John Frank & Diann Kim
The Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Elementary School Growth Fund Patty & Michael Rosenfeld Moira & Rajath Shourie The Walton Family Foundation Jean & Lew Wolff $500,000 OR MORE Bloomfield Family Foundation Leslie & Steve Carlson Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The KIPP Foundation Eileen & Robert O'Leary The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation
$250,000 OR MORE Marcia Aaron The Ahmanson Foundation Lisa & John Brady Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Joseph Drown Foundation ExED Erika J. Glazer Family Foundation The Goldhirsh Foundation Sarajane & Zac Guevara Jaquelin Hume Foundation Lynn & Craig Jacobson W.M. Keck Foundation McCammack Family Foundation
Nancy & Bruce Newberg Quest Foundation RGK Foundation Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Windsong Trust $100,000 OR MORE Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP All Stars Helping Kids | Marcus Allen Annenberg Foundation Kristen & Loren Bendele Canyon Partners | Beth & Josh Friedman John W. Carson Foundation
The Eisner Foundation The Green Foundation Cassandra & Brad Grey The Mayer & Morris Kaplan Family Foundation Susan & Scott Lord Alicia MiĂąana & Robert Lovelace Betsy McLaughlin The Morgridge Family Foundation Jan & Chet Pipkin Julie Kaufer & Frank Reddick The Riordan Foundation Tory & Cameron Strang Tacori
* Reflects gifts and pledges made to KIPP LA Schools from 2008 to present.
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 Eli & Edythe Broad Foundation The Doris & Donald Fisher Fund Nancy & Howard Marks
$100,000 OR MORE Bloomfield Family Foundation CEDAR Foundation Charter School Growth Fund Patty & Michael Rosenfeld Moira & Rajath Shourie Windsong Trust
$50,000 OR MORE Leslie & Steve Carlson Sarajane & Zac Guevara Lynn & Craig Jacobson Mike & Linda Keston The KIPP Foundation Murmuration, Inc. The Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Elementary School Growth Fund
Tory & Cameron Strang Wells Fargo Foundation
$25,000 OR MORE Kristen & Loren Bendele Credit Suisse Nancy Dubuc | In honor of Craig Jacobson Cassandra & Brad Grey Priscilla & Jamie Halper McCammack Family Foundation Oaktree Capital Management Jerry Perenchio | In honor of Brad & Cassandra Grey Maxine & Gene Rosenfeld Soros Fund Charitable Foundation
$10,000 OR MORE Marcia Aaron Buchanan Street Partners Infamous Productions, LLC Jacki & Jeffrey Karsh Chung Han & E.J. Kavounas Richard & Suzanne Kayne Susan & Scott Lord Mr. & Mrs. William S. Louchheim
Julie Miller & Marc Binenfeld Jess Ravich Julie Kaufer & Frank Reddick Ann & Jeremy Rogers Ann & Robert Ronus Serial Pictures SFEM USA INC Frankie & Barry Sholem Sheryl & Jon Sokoloff | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Debra Somberg Tryperion Partners The Walton Family Foundation
$5,000 OR MORE CAM Foundation Capital Group Elizabeth Doctor Gibbons & Adam Gibbons Nathan Howard Integral Partners Bobby Kotick | In honor of Brad Grey Roderick Bruce MacLennan | In honor of Jeremy Rogers Marin Community Foundation
View complete list of KIPP LA donors at www.kippla.org/supporters
Shannon Murphy & Marc Castellani Barclay Perry | Perry Family Foundation Ann Sorgen
$1,000 OR MORE Renate & Stephen A'Hearn | In honor of Bart Gurewitz Alyssa & Allen Ba | In honor of Kelsey McKinnon & Josh Donfeld Baird Foundation Robert W. Baird & Co. Kendall Bishop Buck Financial Advisors Aimee & Joe Cilic Robert Day Mary & Joe DeFur Jason Eng Cindy & Philip Feder | In honor of Martha Karsh Judy & Arnold Fishman Franco & Associates, Inc. Terry & Todd Gilman Sandra & Bart Gurewitz HFF Securities LP
Kip & Mary Ann Hagopian Lisa & George Hess Richard Hofmann | In honor of Chris Hofmann Crowe Horwath Lee & Andrea Hutter Illuminate Education Raj Iyer & Aparna Sule | In honor of Josh Donfeld Connie Kin Memorial Fund Heidi & Richard Landers Sybil Lubin | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Jamie McCourt Marsden Services LLC Sonata & Allen Narcisse Irene Ortiz-Glass Gerald Parsky PayBridge Devin Pence Cheryl & Phil Ramseyer William Izaac Rothbard Linda & Joseph Sherwood Skadden, Arps, Slate , Meagher & Flom LLP
Sarina Simon & William Skinner William Sloane Jelin Foundation Tycho Services Vicenti, Lloyd, & Stutzman LLP Julie & Mike Wright Carl E. Wynn Foundation
$500 OR MORE Jose L. Barragan Jim Blechman Hugh Borax | In honor of Randy Bishop Allison Bragard David Gardinier Google Allison & Jeff Gorelick Greystone & Co. Jane Harris Dale Holzer Debra Huber | In honor of the Karsh Family Jeffrey & Bettysue Hughes Kirk Jensen Jennifer & Aaron Kabaker Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors, L.P.
Allyn & Jeffrey Levine Jennifer & Douglas Levitt Diane Lingle | In honor of Martha & Bruce Karsh Lucinda Mabini Gerda & R.A. McDonough | In honor of Devin Pence Betsy McLaughlin Kevin & Vicenta Maffris The Morgridge Family Foundation Jenny Murray | In honor of Josh Donfeld & Kelsey McKinnon Maurice Murray O'Melveny & Myers LLP Brad Penington Revolution Foods Allen Soong Morgan Stanley Scottie Wardell Jay & Wendy Wintrob
Reflects donations made between July 1, 2015 and June 30, 2016; includes in-kind donations.
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