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demography does not define destiny elementary school 1
kipp excelencia community prep grades served* tk, k, 1, 4 founded 2015
middle schools 2
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kipp bridge charter school
kipp bayview academy
kipp san francisco bay academy
grades served 5-8 founded 2002
grades served 5-8 founded 2003
grades served 5-8 founded 2003
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kipp summit academy
kipp heartwood academy
kipp heritage academy
kipp prize preparatory academy
grades served 5-8 founded 2003
grades served 5-8 founded 2004
grades served† 5-6 founded 2014
grades served† 5-6 founded 2014
high schools 9
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kipp king collegiate high school
kipp san jose collegiate
kipp san francisco college preparatory
grades served 9-12 founded 2007
grades served 9-12 founded 2008
*Growing to TK-8; TK is Transitional Kindergarten † Growing to 5-8 ‡ Growing to 9-12 Cover image: Denise Frias, Founding 4th-grade student, KIPP Excelencia Community Prep 2
grades served‡ 9-11 founded 2013
The mission of KIPP Bay Area Schools is to operate high-achieving public schools in educationally underserved communities, developing in our students the knowledge, skills, and character essential to thrive in college, shape their futures, and positively impact the world.
OAKLAND
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SAN FRANCISCO
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REDWOOD CITY
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SAN LORENZO
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letter from the executive director Dear Friends, This summer, we opened our eleventh school. The launch of KIPP Excelencia Community Prep marks the first KIPP elementary school in the Bay Area, the first KIPP school on the Peninsula, and the first KIPP school in a new community in the Bay Area in over a decade. It is born of the hope, struggle, and resolve of an extraordinary group of parents; now their vision carries forth in the dreams of our youngest scholars who are embarking on their educational journeys. Coming full circle, we also welcomed seven former KIPPsters — graduates of Barnard, Cal State East Bay, Notre Dame de Namur, San Francisco State, Spelman, UC Riverside, and University of San Francisco — to our growing KIPP Bay Area Schools team. We now serve over 3,800 students in eleven schools located in some of the highest-need communities across the Bay Area, and we have over 1,100 alumni in college. As we expand to serve more students and launch new schools, we aim to position a generation of children who might otherwise be in the shadows, to be creators — not just consumers — of the culture of innovation that surrounds us here in the Bay Area. Our mantra is to get better as we get bigger. Through our focus on restorative justice practices, social emotional learning, personalized learning and continued access to technology, and the elevated rigor that the Common Core State Standards require, we continue to cultivate great teachers and school leaders, which remains the heart of our approach. We are committed to transparency and continuous learning as we grow to serve more students. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all of the educators, partners, and investors who travel with us on this journey to support our KIPPsters to and through college and help us to improve as we amplify our impact. Sincerely,
Beth Sutkus Thompson Executive Director
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our six essential questions
question 1
are we serving the children who need us? pages 8-9
question 2
are our students staying with us? pages 12-13
question 3
are our students progressing and achieving academically? pages 16-17
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question 4
are our kipp alumni climbing the mountain to and through college? pages 20-21
question 5
are we building a sustainable people model? pages 24-25
question 6
are we building a sustainable financial model? pages 26-27
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question 1
are we serving the children who need us?
3,821 students served* demographics 60 %
18 %
latino
african american
77%
8%
eligible for free or reduced price meals
receive special education services
18 %
asian/ other pacific islander
19 % english language learners
criteria to apply
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*Total enrollment as of October 9, 2015 [2014-15 KIPP data] 8
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It takes more than dedication to be a KIPP teacher; you have to find that magical joy and curiosity in the everyday lessons, in the interactions with students, and in your own self-enrichment. Colby Chambers, Founding Science Teacher, KIPP Heritage Academy 2014–2015 2014–15 ANNUAL ANNUAL REPORT REPORT
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KIPP Excelencia Community Prep was founded through the efforts of parents in Redwood City who were seeking a high-quality, college-preparatory option for their students.
“We work hard so our son Hector will make it... Our job is to find the best opportunities for him to make it to college, and not only make it, but succeed.” Rita and Rony Vasquez, Parents of Hector Vasquez, Founding 4th-grade student, KIPP Excelencia Community Prep
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question 2
are our students staying with us?
92%
97% student retention
96
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attendance rate
60
extra supports
1 1 device-to-student ratio
school psychologists, counselors, aides, & alumni advisors
parent satisfaction
96%
90%
93%
with hard work, my child is capable of attending college.
i would recommend kipp to other families.
teachers at this school set high standards for students.
90%
92%
90%
the school has a positive impact on my child’s academic performance.
i am proud that my child attends kipp.
overall, i am satisfied with this school.
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My goal is for our students and families to wholeheartedly believe that, with the right supports theand school has a positive in place, i would recommend kipp overall, i am satisfied structures they can achieve their dreams impact on my child’s to other families. with this school. of obtaining a college education. academic performance. Katie Pettersen, School Psychologist, KIPP Bay Area Schools
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“As a public school system, we make a unique commitment to support students all the way through college, because the data is clear: college completion is what is going to allow our students maximum flexibility to chart their paths in life, uplift their families and communities, and fuel the next generation of innovation and economic progress.” Beth Sutkus Thompson, Executive Director
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question 3
are our students progressing and achieving academically? Over the past two years, our teachers have embraced the new Common Core State Standards, which enhance rigor and critical thinking in the classroom. This shift ensures that all students gain the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in college and the workplace. The Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium (SBAC) is a state-led service that provides assessments to measure progress against these standards. Combined with MAP and AP exams, SBAC provides our teachers with measures of achievement that provide a holistic view of individual student progress toward college- and career-readiness.
smarter balanced assessment consortium 2014-15 represents the benchmark year for the SBAC assessments in California. At KIPP Bay Area Schools, 45% of students met or exceeded standards in Math, and 59% met or exceeded standards in English Language Arts. 75%
59% 50%
45%
44%
33% 25%
0%
sbac math
sbac english language arts
Percent of students exceeding or meeting standards
Percent of students exceeding or meeting standards
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california
measures of academic progress: middle school We use Measures of Academic Progress (MAP), a nationally norm-referenced exam used by all KIPP schools and many other schools across the country, to better understand and support individual student growth.
growth in math
growth in reading 76%
KIPP Bay Area Schools
50%
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40%
60%
50%
National 80%
70%
KIPP Bay Area Schools
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76% of KIPP Bay Area Schools students made typical growth in math compared to 50% of students nationally.
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100%
70% of KIPP Bay Area Schools students made typical growth in reading compared to 50% of students nationally.
advanced placement (ap) exams: high school Aligning our high school standards to college expectations is a critical step toward giving our students a solid foundation in the academics they will need for success in college and beyond. The Advanced Placement curriculum is an excellent avenue to ensure academic rigor and better prepare our KIPPsters for college.
ap participation
ap success 67%
KIPP Bay Area Schools
20%
CA National 0%
20%
California
33% 40%
74%
KIPP Bay Area Schools
27%
National 20% 60%
80%
67% of KIPP Bay Area Schools students took at least one AP exam compared to 20% across the state.
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40%
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74% of KIPP Bay Area Schools graduating seniors scored a 3 or higher on at least one AP exam compared to 27% across the state.
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“Today’s students have unprecedented access to the tools of the digital age. It is important for us to help personalize their learning and encourage them to consider careers in technology and the sciences.” Sherrye Hubbard, School Leader, KIPP Bayview Academy
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question 4
are our kipp alumni climbing the mountain to and through college?
84%
of alumni have matriculated to college 1
1,741
alumni served to and through college: college matriculation 100%
96%
91% 84%
75%
74% 64%
50%
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25%
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students who graduate from high school kipp bay area schools
students who start college national average
students who graduate from college low income average
Includes all eighth-grade and twelfth-grade KIPP completers Data based on a six-year window from high school graduation; these numbers will be available beginning 2016 [2014 KIPP Report Card]
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college partnerships College partnerships allow us to strengthen our support of matriculation, graduation, and career-readiness for KIPP and other first-generation students. As part of our effort to get our students to and through college, we have partnered with the institutions listed below. Austin Community College Bennington College Blinn College Bloomfield College Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Brown University Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo City College of New York Colby College Davidson College Dillard University Duke University Franklin and Marshall College Georgetown University Georgia College & State University Georgia State University Stella and Charles Guttman Community College Hendrix College Houston Baptist University Hunter College Kingsborough Community College Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Lehman College
Lone Star College System Loyola Marymount University Lycoming College Mercy College Monmouth College Montclair State University Morehouse College Northern Illinois University Notre Dame de Namur University Ouachita Baptist University Pomona College Rice University Rosemont College Rowan University Rutgers University-Camden Rutgers University-Newark Saint Edward’s University Saint Mary’s College of California San Francisco State University San Jose State University Southern Methodist University Spelman College Syracuse University Temple University Texas A&M University Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Texas State University Texas Tech University The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at San Antonio The University of Texas of the Permian Basin Trinity University Trinity Washington University University of Arkansas University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff University of California, Berkeley UC Davis UC Irvine UC Merced UC Santa Cruz University of Georgia University of Houston University of Kansas University of Maryland, College Park University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame University of Pennsylvania University of San Francisco University of St. Thomas Vanderbilt University
Bolded universities represent KIPP Bay Area Schools Regional College Partnerships
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“The KTC Fellowship gives me the opportunity to give back and lets my students feel like they’re talking and connecting with someone who was just in their shoes.” Karen Ly, KIPP Through College Alumni Advisor KIPP King Collegiate High School University of San Francisco, Class of 2015
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“As a KIPP alumna and KIPP Through College Fellow, I can relate to my students’ experiences and advise them based on my own struggles and successes during my time in college.” Ashley Terry, KIPP Through College Alumni Advisor KIPP Bayview Academy Barnard College, Class of 2015
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question 5
are we building a sustainable people model?
421
total staff
71%
staff retention *
82% of assistant principals taught at kipp before taking their leadership roles
4.5 average years teaching experience
73% of school leaders were kipp staff before taking their school leadership roles
54% of teachers identify as people of color
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As Chief People Officer, I am focused on our continued efforts to build a culture of growth and excellence. My primary goal is to build a strong leadership pipeline across our schools and regional office, in service of our students. Dr. Kendra Ferguson, Chief People Officer
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question 6
are we building a sustainable financial model? power to lead
financial power to lead sustainability
kippBay bayArea area schools to the school break-even level. KIPP Schoolspushes decision-making down Our new schools pushes decision-making on public funding within Our School Leaders hold discretion over 90% down to the school level. 2-4 years of startup. of their budgets, compared to 5% in traditional
% 90 90%
district schools nationwide.1 1
of budgets are managed at the financial discretion of school leaders, compared to 5% in traditional FY15 district schools nationwide .1 FY16
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public funding during the 2015-16 school year . 2
expenditures
$36.6m
100%
total cost per student
philanthropic funding
$11,150
growth facilities kipp through college
70% 14% 10% 6%
People Instruction Operations Facilities
personalized learning & innovation
Public Funding Philanthropic Funding
average per pupil state funding, 2014-2015 3 new jersey
$16,400
massachusetts
$16,200
washington, dc
$16,000
pennsylvania
$12,000
california
$8,300
Education Resource Strategies, 2014 Our startup schools reach financial sustainability once they grow to full enrollment 3 2014-15 KIPP data and 2014 KIPP Report Card 1
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thank you We are grateful to the following $500,000 & above Andrea Higuera-Ballard & investors who generously Andy Ballard committed to our multi-year Chamberlin Family Foundation growth campaign. Shirley Ross Davis & Family lead investors Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation $5,000,000 & above Gurley Family Anonymous Koret Foundation The Fisher Family Orbis Group of Companies William K. Bowes, Jr. Jenny Shimizu Risk & Foundation Gerald Risk Charles & Helen Schwab Silicon Schools Fund $2,000,000 & above Sobrato Family Foundation Charter School Growth Fund Bonnie & Marty Tenenbaum Grousbeck Family Foundation Reed Hastings & Patty Quillin sponsors Arthur Rock & $250,000–$499,999 Toni Rembe Rock Nina & Chris Buchbinder Tipping Point Community Citi Foundation Grace & Steven Voorhis John Philip Coghlan & $1,000,000 & above Tina Vindum Anonymous (2) Jackie & Bret Comolli Catherine & John Debs Becky & Chuck Daggs Kathleen Donohue & The Kimball Foundation David Sze Mimi & Peter Haas Fund Morgridge Family Foundation Becky Long & Ken Hirsch Charles & Helen Schwab Louis R. Lurie Foundation Foundation Anna & Mason Morfit Lisa & Matthew Sonsini Next Generation Learning Family Fund Challenges Sandra & John Thompson Katie & Matt Paige U.S. Department of Education Mary & Andy Pilara Wayne & Gladys Valley Michael & Paula Rantz Foundation Foundation San Francisco RBI* Diana & Steve Strandberg The Walther Foundation Walton Family Foundation Webb Family Foundation Wells Fargo & Company Ted & Lisa Williams $100,000–$249,999 Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Jack Kent Cooke Foundation 28
Ray & Dagmar Dolby Family Fund Lauren Dutton & Glen Tripp Karen & Steve Ellis Andrea Evans & Chris Lehane Sigrid & Kevin Eyres Fitzpatrick Foundation Cheryl Frank & Michael Linn Jen & Abe Friedman Sandra & Tom Holland Tonia & Adam Karr Kingsley Family Foundation Jaime & Satya Patel Sheryl Sandberg & Dave Goldberg SAP America, Inc. W.L.S. Spencer Foundation Wendell Family Foundation
friends $50,000–$99,999 Jay Allen & Angelo DiPietrantonio Diana Cohen & Bill Falik Kate & Bill Duhamel Stanley S. Langendorf Foundation Lyndsay & Christopher Lyle Amy & Drew McKnight Mary Leonard Robinson Narda & Andy Skov Victoria Thorp & Jim Migdal $20,000–$49,999 Julian Abdey & Sabrina Moyle Sian Gowan & John Zappettini Connie Heldman & Hal Mooz Rick & Roberta Intrater Dagny Maidman & Molly Wood
thank you We are grateful to the following $10,000–$24,999 donors who made gifts between Anonymous (2) July 1, 2014 & June 30, 2015. AT&T The Belay Foundation $50,000–$99,999 Benchmark Capital Anonymous The Broad Residency in Apple Inc. Urban Education Asurion Pi-Chuan Chang Barclays Services Corporation Karla & Aaron Cheris Gap Foundation Sohi & Chi-Hua Chien Goldman Sachs Dennis Davis* KIPP Foundation Nancy & Hugh Ditzler Thomas J. Long Foundation Divco West Quest Foundation F5 Networks Silicon Valley Community Lynn Feintech & Foundation Anthony Bernhardt William Zimmerman Filice Insurance - East Bay Foundation Randi & Bob Fisher DSEA Wong Foundation Fortress Investment Group $25,000–$49,999 Richard Fried Anonymous The Friend Family Foundation Sapna & Brandon Boze Sarah & Scott Gilbertson Penny & James Coulter Google Dodge & Cox Leslie & George Hume The Greenwood Maltz Irvin Stern Foundation Giving Fund Julie & Steve Kimball Blake Grossman & Long-Term Solutions, LLC Michelle Richards Mr. Nion T. McEvoy House Family Foundation Kelly McGowan & Tim Brady George F. Jewett Foundation NetSuite William R. Kenan, Jr. Eve Niquette & Charles Pohl Charitable Trust Angela Nomellini & Maverick Capital Foundation Kenneth Olivier The Moody’s Foundation The Olympic Club Foundation The Schauble Family Barbro & Bernard Osher Foundation Pankow Builders Irene S. Scully Family Wylie Peterson & Foundation Anne-Marie Peterson Sobrato Philanthropies Qualcomm Lisa & Glenn Solomon Bob Rosner & Julie Goldman Spotlight Foundation SanDisk Corporation ValueAct Capital Connie & Kevin Shanahan Warriors Community Ann Sorgen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. G. Craig Sullivan Western Digital Sullivan & Cromwell LLP The Wilson Family Foundation Van Dillen Partners Charitable Fund 2014–2015 2014–15 ANNUAL ANNUAL REPORT REPORT
Verizon Foundation Diane B. Wilsey Amelia & Keith Wolff Shannon & Dennis Wong The Workday Foundation Deann Wright & Luke Evnin $5,000– $9,999 Anonymous Accenture Association of Silicon Valley Brokers The Barker Family Fund Kelly & Carrie Barlow BelleJAR Foundation Emily Benatar Foundation Courtney Benoist & Jason Fish Berliner Cohen Jane & Bernard von Bothmer Camberview Partners Carrie & Mark Casey Wayee Chu & Ethan Beard George W. Cogan & Fannie Allen Karen & Charlie Couric Davis/Dauray Family Fund Cathy & Sandy Dean Dan Dees Deloitte Joan Egrie Sakurako & William Fisher Marcia Forman Frank, Rimerman + Co. LLP Paula & John Gambs Gensler William G. Gilmore Foundation Thomas Given & William Wilkinson Richard and Peggy Greenfield Foundation Gunderson Dettmer Jen-Hsun & Lori Huang Emily Hurstak & Ryan Floyd Intel Intermedia Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher
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thank you Tana Johnson & Neil Grimmer Matt Kanda Kilroy Realty Borah & Sang Kim Charles B. Kuhn Memorial Fund George Lee Mr. Christopher Lord & Ms. Coltrane C. Lord Meg & Stu McLaughlin Rachael Meny & Matthew Hinsch Robert B. & Cristina O. Morris GSVlabs Newmark Cornish & Carey Stephanie & Mark Robinson Julia Rowe & Ronald Kahn Evelyn & Jonathan Sacks San Francisco 49ers Foundation San Jose Earthquakes Sansome Partners Sard Verbinnen & Co. The Seiger Family Foundation Ereca & John Shrewsberry Read Simmons Charles Siu Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP SKS Partners & Prospect Hill Group Jessica & Eric Spaly Laura & Greg Spivy Turn Karen & Tom Welch Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation Lincoln Yersin Yodlee Zeal Learning $1,000–$4,999 Anonymous (2) Katie Albright & Jake Schatz Sabrina & Brion Applegate Patricia Armstrong & Kenneth Sharigian
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Laura & Gerry Beaudin Nancy & Joachim Bechtle Marcella & Stuart Bernstein Liat & Chris Bishko Nancy Blachman & David desJardins Chris & Michael Boskin Kim & Joe Boswell Foundation Bourneuf/Dougherty Family Trust Thomas Bridges, DDS Sam Britton Kurt & Lori Buecheler Eva & Jeff Camp Dan and Stacey Case Family Foundation Carol & Lyman Casey Michael Chan & Family The Phillip & Julia Chin Family Charitable Fund Su-Mien Chong & Kyle Elrod Eugine & Ed Chung Susan & Peter Colby Edward & Nancy Conner Fund The Charles Piper Cost Foundation Pam Covington Ruth M. Cowan Mary A. Crocker Trust Susan & David Cumming E. Gretchen De Baubigny Christine Deakin Harshal Deo Cynthia & John Duchala Lissa Dutton & Danny Shader William and Selina Dwight Family Fund James Feuille & Nancy Murray Astrid & Jim Flood Frances & Ted Geballe Jill & Mike Gold Marcia & John Goldman David Gould Sandra & Jeffrey Grubb Anne & Bob Gunderson The Hakman Family Foundation
Michael Hansen Kenneth & Kathy Hao Charitable Fund Mark Hayes & Alicia Seiger The Hellman Family The Gerald K. and Virginia A. Hornung Family Foundation Suein Hwang & Michael Dierks Mary & Doug Ireland The Barbara Jones Charitable Fund Lindsay & Peter Joost Lynn Jurich Eric Keisman & Linda Nevin Barbara Kelly-Pedersen Danielle Kingsley Carolyn Klebanoff & Fred Cohen Erin & Jeffrey Lager Ryan Limaye Lookout Mary-Ragan Macgill & Ho Nam Joan & Gordon Marks Gina Maya & Richard Capelouto Wendy & Timothy McAdam Linda & Tony Meier Steven L. Merrill Susan Miller & Jonathan Davis Jennifer & Corey Mulloy Christine & Michael J. Murray Diana Nelson & John Atwater Family Foundation Peter Oberndorf Dana Pace Rajiv & Krutika Patel David Paulson & Debra Weinstein Alexis & Laurence Pelosi Betty Peters Philanthropic Ventures Foundation Margi & Tom Power Presencia, LLC Helen Hilton Raiser Jeanne & Sandy Robertson
thank you Kristin & George Roeth Jodie & Jack Russi Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rust Shipley & Tony Salewski Lisbeth Schorr Chara Schreyer & Gordon Freund Contee & Margaret Seely Shoresh Foundation Richard Sloan Sidney Frank Importing Co., Inc.* Jane Spray The Madeline & Isaac Stein Family Fund Ms. Sarah E. Stein & Dr. Michael Cohn Tania Stepanian Stitch Fix* Sam Stone Pawan Tewari Beth Sutkus Thompson & Blake Thompson Carol & Norman Traeger Trail Creek Foundation Louisa & Ryan Tu Jennifer Wythes Vettel Vouch Financial Sharra & Chris Weasler The David & Heidi Welch Foundation Katherine Welch Family Amy & Kirby Wilcox Melissa Williams Ms. Grace Won & Mr. Richard Holden Hollis Wood Julie & Michael Wright $250–$999 Anonymous (8) Alper Family Philanthropic Fund Earl Back* Diane & Charles Bates Tony Brenner Leona M. Bridges Jan & Jim Buckley Shana & Lewis Butler 2014–2015 2014–15 ANNUAL ANNUAL REPORT REPORT
Mary & Steve Callender Lycia Carmody Champion Charities* Vivian Cheung & Jeff Wong April Chou & Peter Belden Rheta Daggs Patricia & Angelos Dassios Joan Dea & Lionel Conacher Mary & Joe Defur Adil Dhanani Michael Druskin Susan & Frank Dunlevy Carol Dutton-Hollenberg Betsy & Roy Eisenhardt Tiger Ellefsen Ann & Ken Emanuels Emergence Capital Laura & Paul Escobosa Faultline Brewing Company* Alix Feinberg Shelley & Jeffrey Finci Robyn & Frank Ghali Margie & David Guggenhime Yu Han Rose & Rick Hartwig Jessica Hickok Eileen Higuchi Johnson Hsieh Lilah Hume Sarah & Rob James Jill Jarrett & Drew Williamson Tia & Harold Jenson Kate Karas & David Hamsher Cheryll Kendall & Glenn Nash Megan & Matt Ketchum Julie & Connor Kidd Beverly Kiltz & Bob Rodert C. Koh Ted & Laura Ladd Catherine P. Lego Valerie Lewis Luisa & Arthur Li Mara & Mark Lipacis Doreen & Larry Low Steve Mancini Merck Partnership for Giving Gregory Miliotes
Vaishaly Mistry Ali Moazed Ritu & Amrit Nagpal Cathy & Robert Nourafshan Janet Ogata & Nolan Highbaugh Julie & William Parish Mauree Jane Perry Jean Phleger Tyson & Moira Rosage Nick & Judy Rummo David C. & Kathy V. Salisbury San Francisco Giants* Sara & John Schram Suzanne & Will Schutte Lori & Glenn Shannon Hao Shi Louisa & Tom Shields Abigail Smith Mehrnaz Boroumand Smith & Brian Smith Scott Sollers Joan Sopher Patrick Steele Jennifer & Josh Stein Michael & Anat Stein Ms. Judith Stephenson Shannon Stockdale & Josh Meltzer Lucille & Thomas Sutkus Symantec Kristopher Unger Kirby Walker & Paul Danielsen Mr. & Mrs. Rick Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters James Wan June Wang & Edward Chang Warriors Community Foundation* Dorothy Wilson & Robert Thompson Jacqueline Young Allan Yu Xiaoyi Zhou Diane & William Zuendt Zynga
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thank you up to $250 Anonymous (8) Ad Hoc Communications Deepak Aher Sehba & Shehzaad Ali Alex Amies Eric Anderson Hilda & Isaac Applbaum Prapas Aroonchaipirom Jonathan Becher Natalie Benoy Elizabeth & Michael Berman Eduardo Briceno Jason Brown Christian Busch Ellie Campbell & Don Eidam Doris Y. Chang Kay & Bob Cheatham Stella Chen Robert Chen Ganesan Chittharajan Christine Cho Jonathan Chu David Clavens David Coffey Brent Cohler Erin & Pat Crocker Christian Dahlen Michael Dietz James Dong Colin Dover Juniper Downs Michael Eacrett Mr. Buck B. Endemann Leslee & Wayne Feinstein Winnie Fink Wendy & Brett Fisher Eleanore & Aaron Friedman Irena Bernard Fritts Eliad Goldwasser Marie Goodell Thelma & Benjamin Green Jenna & Rusty Greiner Molly & John Griffin Lindsay Hagan Lauren Hall & David Hearth Carlina Hansen 32
Claudia & James Harrison Leo B. & Florence Helzel Breann Hodges Susan & Bill Hoehler Norma Huizar Lindsey K. Iannucci Mohsin Imam Merrick Jacob Patricia Jenkins & Robert Cerf Kathleen Kane Joshua Karlin-Resnick Laura & Bob Katter Adi Kavaler Bhushan Khadpe Shirley Kim Scott Koenigsberg Janaki Kumar Shaun Lacey Shakil Langha Simon Lee Elana Lieberman & Lorne Abramson Joan Lonergan James J. Ludwig Foundation Lessing Luu Oliver Mainka Jessica Mays Judi Mazzola Lija & Michael McBride Chirag Mehta Wendy Miller Kaustav Mitra Nikhil Mongha Susan & Dennis Mooradian Melissa & Larry Moss The Murarka Family Pamela Naeve K. Oba Damon O’Connor Laura & Matt Olton David Parker Jennifer Parker Joan & Bernard Pech Karyn Pham Stephanie Pham & Michael Ngo* Herve Pluche
Lauren Pugliese Patrick Quan Michelle & Dean Quiambao Meredith Quinn Suresh Ramkrishnan Emma Rapp Prabhu Reddy Siva Sabaretnam Marcos Santiago Shirley & Philip Schild Jieru Shi Sue Siegel Judy & Walter Sleeth Graham & Ann Smith David Sonnenschein Jeff & Jocelynn Staley Danae Sterental John Straubel Resa Sussner Sarah Sweeney Tina Tang Michael Tom* Erwin Vedar* Nicole Wee Ruth & Sheldon Weinstein David White Daz Wilkin Robin Wythe * An asterisk denotes an in-kind donation.
thank you The following institutions contributed very generous matching dollars.
The following organizations graciously hosted a KIPP student at their workplace.
Adobe Apple Inc. Bank of America Capital Group Companies eBay Gap Foundation Goldman Sachs Google The James Irvine Foundation New York Life Foundation PG&E S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation TPG Capital, L.P. UBS ValueAct Capital Wells Fargo & Company Zynga
Accenture AOL Platforms Asurion Bain & Company, Inc. Charles Pankow Builders Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. City of San Francisco Doris & Donald Fisher Fund Dress For Success San Jose Dropbox Edmodo Education Pioneers First Republic Bank Flextronics International Gap Inc. Gensler Golden Gate Bell LLC Google Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco Health Trust KIPP Foundation KIPP Heritage Academy LinkedIn
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McAfee, Inc. Oakland Athletics Old Navy Headquarters Outward Bound Penrose Restaurant Pizzaiolo Restaurant Quad Analytix Ramen Shop San Francisco Zoo San Jose Earthquakes San Jose Police Department San Jose State University Santa Clara County, Office of the District Attorney SAP Schoolzilla SOMOS Mayfair Stitch Fix Sullivan Management Company Survey Monkey The Clorox Company UC Berkeley - Educational Opportunity Program Women’s Community Clinic Workday, Inc.
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leadership team region
schools
Beth Sutkus Thompson Executive Director
Kate Belden KIPP King Collegiate High School
April Chou Dr. Kendra Ferguson Marie Kawase Huxley Elise Gresch Adam Kaye David Ling Julie Mattoon Prabhu Reddy John Schembari Cameron Stephenson Ruchi Thiru Cindy Tsai Jen Weiss Ric Zappa Kelun Zhang
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Caroline Gifford KIPP San Francisco College Preparatory Sherrye Hubbard KIPP Bayview Academy Lolita Jackson Fisher Fellow Susana Mena KIPP Heartwood Academy Salomé Portugal KIPP Summit Academy
Elizabeth Raji-Greig KIPP Bridge Charter School Thomas Ryan KIPP San Jose Collegiate Kyle Shaffer KIPP Excelencia Community Prep Amy Tran KIPP Heritage Academy Autumn Zangrilli KIPP Prize Preparatory Academy Ric Zappa (Interim School Leader) KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy
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board of directors Lauren Dutton, Board Chair Chuck Daggs, Vice Chair Jay Allen John Philip Coghlan Andrea C. Evans Kevin Eyres Doris Fisher Laura Fisher Cheryl Frank Abe Friedman Ron Gonzales Sukey Grousbeck Andrea Higuera-Ballard Ken Hirsch Tom Holland Tonia Karr Rob Lake Katie Paige Satya Patel David Paulson Jenny Shimizu Risk Lisa Sobrato Sonsini Grace Voorhis Ted Williams Chris J. Young Rick Intrater, Founding Chair ambassadors William K. Bowes, Jr. Shirley Ross Davis Catherine & John Debs John Fisher Irv Grousbeck Kathleen Donohue & David Sze Reed Hastings Carrie Penner Arthur Rock & Toni Rembe Rock Sandra & John Thompson Steven Voorhis
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