This summer, we are spotlighting KIPP regions doing exemplary work in their local communities engaging families and through their advocacy work. They are a part of the KIPP Foundation’s Advocacy Fellowship and…
Community Engagement Spotlight: How KIPP SoCal Built a Coalition To Get Rid of A Crime-Ridden Motel
This summer, we are spotlighting KIPP regions doing exemplary work in their local communities engaging families and through their advocacy work. These regions are a part of the KIPP Foundation’s…
How KIPP New Jersey and KIPP Metro Atlanta Are Creating Inclusive Spaces For LGBTQIA+ Students
In celebration of Pride Month, we’re shining a light on two KIPP regions with clubs that create spaces where students can freely express their identities, find support, and foster a…
KIPP Foundation AAPI Staff Reflect on Their Culture and Identity
As Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month comes to a close, there is no better time to recognize and appreciate the diverse voices and stories of the AAPI community….
5 Women Making An Impact In The Public Charter School Space You Should Know
Women have long been at the forefront of advocating for public charter schools. They have been integral in pushing for education reform, working to create equitable educational opportunities for all students,…
Why I Believe Shavar Jeffries Is The Right Leader For The KIPP Foundation
Leaders in education must truly see our children in all their complexity, promise, and possibility to truly lead. Shavar is one of those people. It’s been an honor to be a partner with him in this work–not only as a mentee over the years but as a colleague on the KIPP Foundation Board, where Shavar served as Vice President. As the second Alumni Board Member in KIPP’s history, I’ve been able to see Shavar help lead our Board firsthand with passion, vision, and purpose.
8 KIPP Moments in 2022 That Will Bring You Joy
There was no shortage of joyful moments across the KIPP network in 2022. As we prepare for a new year of milestones and memories, take a look back at some…