KIPP New Jersey 2014 Annual Report

2014

annual report

www.kippnj.org team schools is now kipp new jersey

ARE WE SERVING THE CHILDREN WHO NEED US?

ARE OUR STUDENTS STAYING WITH US?

88% eligible for free/ reduced meals

student mobility

Our schools serve some of the highest need neighborhoods in Newark and Camden.

Students who enter and leave within a school year.

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ARE STUDENTS PROGRESSING & ACHIEVING ACADEMICALLY?

70

th

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ARE ALUMNI CLIMBING TO &THROUGH COLLEGE?

77%

percentile

college matriculation

Our first elementary students finished 4th grade with an average RIT score of 220 - in the 70th percentile in the nation in math on the MAP.

We measure college matriculation based on all students who finish 8th grade with us, regardless of where they go to high school.

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7%

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We examine our progress holistically, taking into account our performance on a variety of measures which we call the “Six Essential Questions.� These questions help us assess whether we are progressing toward achieving our mission and fulfilling the promises we have made to our students.

Student demographic data is reported as of 10.15.14 and State data reflects most recently available information.

ONE DAY our nation will know Newark and Camden, New Jersey, as cities of world-class public education.

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4,947

newark students served by 2023.

TEAM Schools is now

2,369 camden students served by 2023.

15

schools in network by 2020.

7,316

students served by 2023.

33

0%

NEWARK elementary schools (serving k -4 )

2,749

students

spark academy thrive primary seek academy life academ

middle schools (serving 5-8 )

7

schools

10

2

opening

30%

high schools (serving

schools by 2020

opening

soon academy unknown unknown ac rise soon academy

9-12 )

opening soon

unknown academy

CAMDEN elementary schools (serving k -4 )

105

students

opening soon

unknown academy

revolution primary

middle schools (serving 5-8 )

1

school

5

opening soon

opening soon unknown academy unknown academy

high school (serving

schools by 2020

opening soon

9-12 )

unknown academy

KIPP ACROSS THE NATION

kipp new jersey schools

states with kipp schools

58,000+ kipp students

162

kipp schools

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are we serving the children who need us?

88%

of kipp new jersey students receive free or reduced meals

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STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS*

8%

MIDDLE SCHOOLS

11%

15%

kipp new jersey schools

HIGH SCHOOLS

18%

18% 17.5%

newark public schools

* the charts above represent our newark students. in camden, 13% of our kindergarten class is classified with special needs compared with 12.1% of kindergartners in the camden public schools.

ELIGIBLE FOR FREE/REDUCED MEALS 12%

87%

80% 5%

85%

75%

KIPP NEW JERSEY, NEWARK NEWARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

100% 92% 4% free

100%

KIPP NEW JERSEY, CAMDEN

96% CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

reduced

“I was worried before my son started school, but then as soon as he got here, I knew he was going to get everything that he needed. Teachers care, and they love, and they respect my child. I’m so thankful that he’s at a KIPP New Jersey school. This is his home.”

ms. drayton, spark parent

RACE KIPP NEW JERSEY NEWARK

NEWARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

KIPP NEW JERSEY CAMDEN

CAMDEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

91+5+4A 51+40+9A 57+32+11A 47+51+2A

african american latino 5% other 4%

91%

african american latino 40% other 9%

51%

african american latino 32% other 11%

57%

african american latino 47% other 2%

51%

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are our students staying with us?

93%

of our students stay with us year to year

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MOBILITY: ACROSS ALL NEWARK SCHOOLS

7%

STUDENTS WHO ENTER AND LEAVE WITHIN A SCHOOL YEAR

KIPP NEW JERSEY (lower is better).

11%

4%

7% 5%

7%

2%

26%

kipp new jersey schools

newark public schools

* KIPP New Jersey data reflects 2013-14 while NPS data is most recently available (2012-13). source: http://www.nps.k12.nj.us/departments/data-policy/school-snapshots-for-families/

“I think students stay with us because they know we made a promise to get them to and through college. Students also stay with us because we have fun! The work is always rigorous; however, throughout the day, you will walk into classrooms and see kids laughing, joking with teachers, or making creative projects.”

kristen, team 6th grade math teacher

ATTRITION: BY GENDER

7.4% 7.1%

8.3% 8.2%

2010 female

2011

2012

STUDENTS WHO LEAVE OUR SCHOOLS EACH YEAR FOR ANY REASON

2013

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are students progressing & achieving academically?

MATHEMATICS Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) Test Results by Cohort

rit scores

240

KIPP New Jersey 5th graders enter from other schools, not ours*, in the 25th percentile in math but reach the 57th percentile by the end of 8th grade, catching up to the average American student in four years.

75% 50%

25%

220 National percentile rank

200 Our founding elementary students finished 4th grade with an average score of 220 on the MAP, equivalent to the 70th percentile in the nation in math. They are entering fifth grade well ahead of all past classes in math.

180

160

140

120 grade

K

1st

2nd

average historical progress

3rd

4th

5th ( fall )

5th

historical performance by prior cohorts

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

national percentile rank

ABOUT THESE TESTS map: The NWEA MAP is a norm-referenced, computeradaptive assessment that provides comprehensive and reliable estimates of growth. It is administered in grades K-11.

percentile ranking:

These lines give a frame of reference of how our students are performing versus the rest of the country. 25th percentile indicates students are performing in the bottom quarter of the nation on the MAP. 50th percentile means students are performing at the national average, etc.

*KIPP New Jersey’s first elementary school was founded in 2009. Our schools grow one grade at a time. The fourth grade cohort shown above will be the first to matriculate from one of our elementary schools to one of our middle schools. All prior cohorts of 5th graders have come into our schools from other elementary schools, not KIPP elementaries.

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READING

National percentile rank

MAP Test Results by Cohort

rit scores

KIPP New Jersey 5th graders enter from other schools, not ours*, in the 35th percentile in reading but reach the 53rd percentile by the end of 8th grade.

75%

50%

220

25%

Like in math, our students, on average close the achievement gap and surpass the national average by 8th grade.

200 Our founding elementary students finished 4th grade with an average score of 211 on the MAP, equivalent to the 61st percentile in the nation in math. They are entering fifth grade well ahead of all past classes in reading.

180

160

140

grade

K

1st

2nd

3rd

average historical progress

4th

5th ( fall )

5th

6th

historical performance by prior cohorts

7th

8th

9th

10th

11th

national percentile rank

“MAP is important because it tells me if I’m really picking up what I’m learning. It helps to show me where I’m at in the scale of national percentile and if I’m on track for high school and college. Also, it helps my teachers know that I’m really learning and picking up new facts.”

jailyn lucas, 7th grade 10

ABOUT THESE TESTS nj ask : KIPP New Jersey students take the New Jersey Assessment of Skills and Knowledge (NJ ASK) in grades three through eight. The scores represent the percentage of students who are either proficient or advanced proficient.

hspa : High school students at NCA and throughout New Jersey take the High School Proficiency Assessment (HSPA).

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS NJ ASK Results kipp new jersey schools

new jersey

newark public schools

6766+ 41+0+66+ 60+ 29+0+81+ 76+ 51+0+81+ 75+ 45+ READING

MATHEMATICS

100%

75%

81%

67% 66%

50%

66%

81%

76%

60%

75%

51%

45%

41%

29%

25% 0%

3rd

4th

3rd

4th

MIDDLE SCHOOLS NJ ASK Results kipp new jersey schools

new jersey

newark public schools

4462+ 29+0+52+ 67+ 34+0+47+ 64+ 31+0+72+ 80+ 51+ READING

100%

75%

67%

62%

50%

64%

52%

44%

80%

51%

47%

34%

29%

25%

72%

31%

0%

5th

11

6th

7th

8th

MIDDLE SCHOOLS NJ ASK Results kipp new jersey schools

new jersey

newark public schools

5880+ 50+0+77+ 79+ 51+0+44+ 67+ 36+0+59+ 72+ 42+ MATHEMATICS

100%

80%

77% 79%

75%

72%

67%

58%

51%

50%

50%

44%

59%

42%

36%

25% 0%

5th

6th

7th

8th

MIDDLE SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL

NJ ASK Results

HSPA Results

7779+ 48+ 9793+ 80+0+69+ 79+ 53+ SCIENCE

100%

100%

75%

READING

77% 79%

93%

75%

48%

50%

97%

80%

79%

69%

53%

50%

25%

25%

0%

0%

11th

8th

kipp new jersey schools new jersey newark public schools

MATHEMATICS

kipp new jersey schools new jersey newark public schools

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are alumni climbing the mountain to & through college?

77%

of our 8th grade graduates matriculated to college

95%

of our high school seniors matriculated to college in 2014

TO AND THROUGH COLLEGE

49%

of our original class of 2010 has graduated or is persisting and is on track to graduate within 6 years.

31%

18% graduated

49% kipp new jersey

persisting

44% kipp 32% us average 10% us low-income

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS GOING TO A 4 YEAR COLLEGE

501

no other high school in newark sent more african american students to a 4 year college.

network of alumni

“When my KIPP Through College Advisor visits my campus, my friends can’t believe that my high school continues to support me. My advisor is always available, whether I need to discuss my future plans or just want to vent. He’s a great friend and mentor. I can’t thank KTC enough!”

89

63

college partnerships

kendra golson, oberlin college 2015

51

42

(in full or part-time positions or as interns)

30

kipp new jersey schools

23

22

22

7

5

east

bard

9 newark

technology

14 newark voc.

malcolm x shaba

19 american history

bard early college

west side

science park

arts

north star

25

central

alumni returning to work at kipp new jersey

37 31

university

39

kipp new jersey schools

colleges visited last year

37

weequahic

125

newark schools 14

are we building a sustainable people model?

84% 0f our teachers stay with us year to year

405 TOTAL STAFF

COMPARABLE RETENTION: 84%

ON AVERAGE A 5TH YEAR TEACHER MAKES:

kipp new jersey schools

82%

charter schools

78%

schools serving low-income students

$74,933

kipp new jersey schools*

kipp nationally

74%

$54,890

source: Education by the Numbers Report, September 2014

newark public schools**

“The teaching profession is becoming less gray and less green, but more teachers are leaving poor schools”

“I immediately fell in love with KIPP New Jersey because of the people.

Never have I encountered a collection of educators, innovators, and leaders so passionate, hardworking, and committed to a unified cause.” anna, kindergarten teacher, seek academy

LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

47+35+117A 46+54+A RACE

PEER RECOGNITION

14,484

46%

white 47% african american latino 11% other 7%

35%

of staff have made leadership growth in their careers with kipp new jersey

includes: Co-Leader, Grade/Dept Chair, Director of Instruction /Coach, School Leader, Stipend/Special Projects

published shout outs Each school sends weekly staff notes which include a section for teachers to shout out or appreciate their peers

*Based on 2013-2014 compensation including bonuses. **A district teacher is eligible to receive up to $12,500 in cumulative bonuses for highly effective teaching. A teacher may earn bonuses for receiving a “highly effective” annual summative evaluation rating, for working in 25% lowest performing schools, and/or working in a hard to staff subject.

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are we building a sustainable financial model?

2019 the year kipp new jersey will break even on public funding

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WITH 10% LESS FUNDING we are serving students with very similar needs as newark public schools .

less funding per year

$5.1M

(10% less than district)

facility costs per year

+ $3.5M

(district incurs no costs)*

$8.6M

funding gap per year

*KIPP must buy and renovate or lease school buildings. The school district has existing school buildings.

DESPITE THE LOWER FUNDING WE ARE STILL ON TRACK TO BREAK EVEN ON PUBLIC DOLLARS. kipp new jersey fundraising need newark 2015

2016

camden

2017

2018

2019

$1M

$1M

$1M

2020*

2021

$0

$0

$500K $1.7M $2.2M $3.7M

$1.5M

$2.7M

$3.2M

$2.2M $6.6M

$5.9M

$2.2M

$8.8M

*Does not include expenses like alumni support.

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donors This list reflects supporters from July 1, 2013 through November 15, 2014.

CORPORATE & COMMUNITY PARTNERS 24/7 Security Agency Automatic Data Processing AEA Investors American Express American Securities Foundation Aon Hewitt Apollo Education Group Asurion Bank of America United Way Campaign Barclays Global Investor BMO Capital Markets Bryan Cave LLP Budget Print Center Canella Roofing, Inc. Cooper University Healthcare Credit-Suisse Dun & Bradstreet Duff & Phelps LLC Dyntek Eaton Vance Management Edison Properties First Choice Prep Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP G.R. Murray Insurance Goldman, Sachs & Co. HDR Architecture, Inc. Hollister Construction Services Illuminate Education Innogive Foundation ITT Educational Services, Inc. JM Sorge, Inc. KIPP Philadelphia KSS Architects Local Initiatives Support Corporation M&T Bank McManimon, Scotland & Baumann LLC Merck Partnership for Giving Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Morgan Stanley Matching Gift New York Life Giving Campaign NJM Insurance Group Nu-Way Concessionaires, Inc. Pingry School Perry Capital Phelps Construction Group LLC Porzio, Bromberg & Newman P.C. 19

Prudential Financial PSEG Giving Campaign Public Financial Management RBH Group Ricoh USA Robert W. Baird & Co. Schwab Charitable Fund The Carlyle Group The North Ward Center, Inc. The Provident Bank Foundation Supreme Energy Inc. Target Take Charge of Education United Building Trades Council of Southern NJ Virgin America

FOUNDATIONS The Achelis and Bodman Foundations The Alvin and Linda Dietz Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey American Endowment Foundation The Andrew and Karen Dietz Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey Arthur Rock and Toni Rembe Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation The Charles Hayden Foundation Charter School Growth Fund The Clearing Corporation Charitable Foundation The Community Foundation of NJ The Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Memorial Fund Fund for Newark’s Future GAP, Cross Island Market The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation Jockey Hollow Foundation KIPP Foundation The Louis Calder Foundation The MCJ Amelior Foundation The McMullen Family Foundation Morgridge Family Foundation Newark Charter School Fund Newman’s Own Foundation NewSchools Venture Fund NY/NJ Snowflake Youth Foundation Overdeck Family Foundation Pike and Susan Sullivan Foundation

Richmond Shares Fund of The Community Foundation Serving Richmond and Central Virginia Robinson Harris Foundation Turrell Fund Victoria Foundation The Walton Family Foundation William Sloane Jelin Foundation

INDIVIDUALS Maria and Dan Adan Stephen N. Adubato, Sr. Andrea Alexander Amy and Gideon Alpert Lamara Alston Lisa and Joe Amato Anneka Anand Eugene Ang Linder and Merrick Andlinger Susan and Steve Andrzejewski Anonymous Dawn Armbrust Mashea M. Ashton Stephanie Asklof Michael Backer Diana Baide-Martinez Carolyn and Rajeev Bajaj Ted Ballison Carol Barash DaLynn Barker Deborah and Randolph Barker Sheri Barrette Jennifer and Michael Barry Marsha and Mark Barsman Bianca and Michael Bator Luce and Daniel Battsek Judy and Brian Bedol Marilyn Bedol Kathleen Beebe Ron Beit Brendan Berger Miles Berger JP Berkery Margaret and Paul Bernstein Andree and Copland Bertsche Reena Bhatia Vicky and Venkatalakshmi Bikkina Heidi Bindra John Blanton Juliana F. Blum Senator Cory Booker Ann Borowiec Dan Botwinik Terry Bowman Sheila Boyd

Breezy Bozik Susan and Richard Braddock Derrell Bradford Ann and James Brady Stephen Brady Richard Brautigam Diana and Christopher Brazill Mary T Breen Catherine Brienza and Patrick Roth Todd Brocket Kris Bromley Denise Brown-Allen Maryann and John Bugas Fatimah Burnam-Watkins Mary and David Bushnell Lauren Caldarera Rose and John Cali Lisa and Don Calvert Chad Carter Deborah and Derek Capanna Jeanette Carneglia Paul Castiglia Deb and Tony Castor Stephanie and Ramon Chalkley Manik Chhabra Christine Choi Sally and Percy Chubb Lea Ciavarra Jeanne and Peter Clarke Cindy Cocke Daniel Cohen and Leah Keith Mindy Cohen Roberta Colton Eleanor and Nicholas Colucci Thomas Comiskey Greg Comito Gail Connolly Janet and Paul Cooke Jodi and Wayne Cooperman Ron Cordover Tafshier Cosby-Thomas Jacqueline Coverick Emily Cozzi Peter Cozzi Wendy and John Cozzi Sheila and Oliver Cromwell Lisa Daggs Henry D’Auria Bern Davis Crystal Dennis Mary Ellen and Paul DeNoon Christine A. Derosa Jason DeSalvo Michelle Diaz Michelle Dice Linda and Alvin Dietz

Karen and Andrew Dietz Gabriella DiFilippo and Ed Powers Jelena Dobic Doreen Dodick Lorraine Dodick Delight and Paul Dodyk Mary Douglas and James Dick Sakeenah Dowell Jeanine Downie and Michael Heningburg Jessica Drury and Scott Bieler Jonathon Dubroff Susan and Thomas Dunn Alnicia Durr Charles Edelstein Kevin Eng and Un Hae Song Matthew Englehardt Rebecca and Bruce Epstein Linda Eremita Craig Erickson Brenda Etheart Elizabeth Evans Erik Fagan Marc Falkner Mary Farrell Robert Feinberg Elizabeth and Michael Feldmann John Ferring Lynn and Mark Filipski Deborah Fineman and John Bozik Megan and Kevin Fischbeck Joshua Fischer

Marci and Stephen Fisher Anita Fishman Mark Fisman Stephanie Fitzgerald Lindsay Fitzpatrick Carolyn and Joseph Fleischer Jennifer and Alan Fournier Maria and William Fox Molly and Nevin Fox Kayce Freed Jennings Tami Furman and Aaron Kleinbaum Robert Furstenau Cassandra Gaderon Jim Galbraith Ashley Garrett and Alan Jones Rose and John Garrett Charlene and David Geffen Jennifer Gerber Myra and Jack Gibson Rebekah Gilbert Walter Giles Shelli Gillis Andrew Gladstein Emily Goldberg Morton Goldfein Corona Gordon-Williams Archie Gottesman and Gary DeBode Jenny and Rahul Goyal Matthew Grabler Robert Green Sheryl Green and Rodney Cohen Valerie Gregorash

Peggy and Ronnie Gross Sonya Guardo Marianne and Jon Gunzler Ruba and Deepak Gupta Ellen and Bob Gutenstein Abigail Hamilton Ernest Harper Renee Harper Cathy Harter Shelley Hartz Patricia Haverland and Mark McBride Mary Heinan Carol and Jeffrey Heller Stephen Hely Molly Henick Laura Heshmaty Christie Hill Jeanne and Duane Hill Mark Hill Deborah and Peter Hirsch Lorna and Gerry Hoffman Gail and Matthew Hoffman Jeff Holdeman Judy Holdeman Jennifer Holleran Barbara and Dane Holmes Tom Holt William Holt Helene Horan Dianne D. Horowicz Kathryn Huang and Johan Skagerlind David Jahns

Latashia R. James Tenagne and Shavar Jeffries Karen Johnson and Kayla Robinson Wendy and Michael Jolley Sonja and William Jones Anthony Joseph Anthony Joseph Sr. Joy Kadowaki Mark Kadowaki Diane and Darrell Kalmes Sizwe Kamara Hooman Kamel John Kanberg Amy and Jeffrey Kaplan Elizabeth Karl Sandra and Rahman Karriem Leslie Larson Katz and Donald Katz Martha and Daniel Keenan Judith Kelly Lisa and Robert Kennedy Nicole Kennedy Sandra Kennedy Rana Khan Donna and Christopher Kinney Madelyn Kissel Amy and Mike Klein Amy Knapp Brad Koehler Margaret Kopec Meredith Kotowski Anahaita Kotval William Krauss 20

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donors

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Mildred and Arthur Kressner Carol and Sanford Krieger Alex Kruglov Caleb Kurowski Wendy and Andrew Lacey Matthew Lackner Laura Ladd Pam Lange Natasha and Nicholas Lawler Joanne and Doug Leach Patricia and Dirk Leasure Pedro Lebre Carlos Lejnieks Roni and Robert Lemle Alina Levin Robert Levy Michael Lezynski Dave Liang Melissa and Michael Lilley Carolyn Lis Gail and Gary Lockberg Scott Loeffler Trevor Maat Anne and Sean Madden Terry Madonia Jana and Kevin Maher Karen and Brendan Maher Sheryl Maher and Blaine Phillips Carmen Maldonado and James Shipp Rebecca Manring Francisco Martinez Angie Master Edward Mastrangelo Richard Matero Constance Max and Eric Leninger Jody Maxmin Nicholas May Jennie McConaghy Teresa and Raymond McCullagh Siobhan McDermott Jean L. McGoldrick Cathy and Scott McGraw Kimberly McLain Aimee and Stephen McLean Cheryl and Peter McMullen Jacquie McMullen Linda Meeks Matthew Meeks Katelyn Mehling Jared Mesznik Ronnie and Jordan Metzger Demetrice Miles Jared Miller Gregory Millstein Leslye Mize Pam Moeller Phillip Mone Vivienne Mora

Julia and David Moran Kelly Morgan Thomas Morgan Elizabeth Morrill Margaret Morris Tia Morris Ian Moss Jamilah Muhammad Colleen Mullens Gavin Murphy Julie and David Musicant Chris Nagle Jon Nagle Emily Neitzel Kathleen Nugent Heather O’Brien Patricia and Robert O’Brien Mary Beth O’Connor and David Lohuis Terry O’Connor and Joan Leahey Toni and Lon O’Sullivan Jeanne Oh and Joseph Kusnan Liz Oliner Timothy Omaggio Polly and Terry O’Toole Laura and John Overdeck Andrew Paget Beverly Parsons Kevin Pearson Sandra and Arnold Peinado Dolly Peng Patricia Perlmutter Lenni and Andrew Perry Judith Peskin Diann Peyton Laura and John Phillips Teryn Phillips Shelley and Keith Phillips Lindsay Pitzer Keith Pizer Gail and Steven Pollard James Powers Ryan Pripstein Elizabeth and Thomas Pryma John Pullos Susan Putman Lisa Rabinowitz Richmond Rabinowitz Kristen and Patrick Ramsey Rachel Reardon Jane and Rick Redmond Tim Reid Cassie Reid-Dodick Darlene and John Reid-Dodick Elizabeth Reinhardt Lyn and Glenn Reiter Michelle Reiter and Dana Bolton Deborah and Kevin Riba Thomas Riley Adam Rice

Elizabeth and Hershel Richman Hannah Richman and Jason Slosberg Karyn and Blair Ridder Jesse Robinson Tamara Robinson Tawanna Roebuck Amy Rosen and Tim Carden Eric Rosen Sarah and David Rosen Karen and Mark Rosenbaum Joanne Rosenberg Elizabeth and Michael Rosner Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ross Sara and Paymon Rouhanifard Senator Teresa Ruiz Sarina and Patrick Rutherford Caitlin Ryan Amy and Mani Sadeghi Nicole Salzman Stephanie Salzman Beth Samuelson Amy and Jose Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Santoro Lynda Sauer Lucille and Constantino Scerbo James Schachter Tom Schaible Scott Schoenfeld Antoinette and Newton Schott John Schreiber Peter Schwartz Ed Schwarz Erica Segal Rebecca Shapiro Lawrence Sharnak Scott Shaw Christine and Doug Sheehan Gabrielle and Thad Sheely Lauren Shepherd Rebecca Sherrill and Jason Hedberg Yulia Shetsen Scott Shirey Audrey Siegel Kristen Sigler Carolyn Simpson Scott Singer Sherry and Scott Sleyster Glenn Small Saranne Small Nate Smalley Carrie and Ken Somberg John Stathis Gwendolin Spears Holly and Steve Spinner Kim and Mark Standish Christopher Stavrou Steven Steinman Aaron Sterling

Elaine Sterling Emma Sterling Linda and Brian Sterling Mary Kay and John Strangfeld Elizabeth Strawbridge Patrick Sullivan Marc Sulman Cornelia Sweezy and Steven Cope Jill and Josh Tarnow Marc Tartaglia Suzanne Taylor David Tepper Nancy and Neal Tepper Denise Theophila Karen Thomas Linda and Jeffrey Thomas Tracey Thomas Tonyelle Thompson Amy Thurston Susan and Whitney Tilson Joan Tomlin Yvonne Tou Louise and Gary Trabka Matthew Traina Evangeline and Scott Tross Aaron Turner Angela and Hank Uberoi Nancy and Michael Uslan Peter and Alison Von Halle Boris Vuchic Leslie and Don Wade Mary Ellen and Robert Waggoner Aimee Wagner Carol and Harlan Waksal Joshua and Roberta Weinreich Judy and Josh Weston Ryan Whalen Judy Whalley and Henry Otto Laura Wheaton Doris White Keith Wiggs Jane and Mark Wilf Christopher Williams Suzanne and John Willian Hassan Wilson Deborah Wood Mona and Ed Zander Kate Zernike Larry Zimmerman

KIPP NEW JERSEY BOARD Lisa Amato Rick Braddock Fatimah Burnam Watkins Derek Capanna John Cozzi Gary DeBode Alan Fournier Dane Holmes Joe Kusnan Colleen Mullens Jim Peyser John Reid-Dodick Josh Weston John Willian

TEAM BOARD Dan Adan Sheila Boyd Brendan Maher Tom Dunn* Pat Ross* Amy Rosen Linda Sterling

FRIENDS OF TEAM BOARD Reena Bhatia Tim Carden Lea Ciavarra Tom Comiskey Carmen Maldonado Connie Max Jordan Metzger Thad Sheely

KIPP COOPER NORCROSS ACADEMY BOARD Douglas Allen Susan Bass Levin Tim Carden Christine Choi Rahul Goyal Anthony Mazzarelli Jordan Metzger Kathleen Nugent William Smith

*These board members stepped off the TEAM board as of 6-30-14 22

“There is so much support across the network.

It is an incredible community of educators that are pushing forward in a movement of sustainable practices and great education.”

— teacher, spark academy

www.kippnj.org