KIPP MA
KIPP MASSACHUSETTS Annual Report 2011
THERE ARE
NO SHORTCUTS. Find a way or make one.
WHO we are KIPP Massachusetts is a network of free, open-enrollment public charter schools dedicated to helping students in underserved communities climb the mountain to and through college and live a life of choice.
WHAT we do We offer a college preparatory education to students from underserved communities, and an uninterrupted continuum of support for students and families, to and through college. Our program is based on more time on task, an ethos of earning, diverse field learning opportunities, extensive professional development for teachers, alumni support through college graduation, and increased educational opportunities and support for families.
WHY it matters Nationwide, just 8% of students from low-income communities graduate from college, compared to the 82% college graduation rate of their affluent peers. This economic achievement gap imposes on the United States the equivalent of a permanent national recession. Increasing the national college graduation rates of low-income students from 8% to 30% would add between $400 billion and $650 billion to our annual GDP. KIPP's national college graduation rate is 33%.
OUR PLAN for the future By 2019, KIPP Massachusetts will serve more than 2,100 students and their families at five schools in Lynn and Boston. Also by 2019, each of our five schools will be 95% sustainable on public funding alone, assuming current levels of public funding remain the same in future years. Nationwide, the KIPP network will serve more than 55,000 students by 2015.
KIPP schools are doing our part to create a sustainable solution to the public education crisis.
who. what. why. when.
KIPP MA WHO we are
In the Words of Our Executive Director
TEAM BEATS individual.
CALEB DOLAN Executive Director KIPP Massachusetts
I am truly humbled by the strength of our KIPP Massachusetts Team and Family. It is inspiring to look around and see our team of kids, families, teachers, and leaders – both new and veteran –
working together to transform from a single school in Lynn to a multi-school, multi-city KIPP Massachusetts region that will serve over 2,100 kids and their families on their way to better lives. Being involved with KIPP since 2000, founding KIPP Gaston in North Carolina in 2001, and now leading a region of KIPP schools here in Massachusetts, I feel supremely lucky to be a part of KIPP. This has been the
best career path – and life path – I could have taken. 2 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS
WHO we are
A National Network
KIPP
KIPP Massachusetts is part of the Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP), a national network of high-performing public charter schools with a history of success in underserved communities. As of 2011, there are:
109 KIPP schools in 20 states plus the District of Columbia, serving 34,000 students.
As a member of this national network, KIPP Massachusetts has access to the following benefits:
Effective national advocacy efforts
for urban public school reform
Unparalleled professional and leadership development programs for veteran and emerging leaders, and for teachers at all stages of their careers
A shared knowledge base of programmatic and organizational resources 3
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WHO we are
KIPP Massachusetts: An Overview 2
5th- 9th 470 96%
Number of schools currently in the KIPP Massachusetts Region Founded 2004: KIPP Academy Lynn (KAL) Middle School Founded 2011: KAL Collegiate High School Opening Fall 2012: KIPP Academy Boston Middle School Grades currently served by KIPP Massachusetts Number of students currently served by KIPP Massachusetts Percentage of our students who stay with us from year to year
200+
Number of alumni we currently support in high school
200+
Number of parents and community members we serve through our Adult Education and Community Outreach Program
84%
83%
Percentage of our students
Percentage of our students
who are African American or Latino
who receive special education services
Percentage of our students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch
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13%
KIPP MA “ WHAT we do
In the Words of Our Teachers
I have never been around a group of adults
and kids who are so dynamic and passionate.
Proving the possible is something you see every day here. I became a teacher
because education gave me opportunities I would not have had otherwise. I want to continue that trend for our kids at KIPP.“
- Julian Saavedra Eighth-grade Social Studies Teacher Third year at KIPP
“
KIPP has both structure and discipline and fun.
The Joy Factor is everywhere at KIPP.
For me, teaching is about helping kids make the choices they want to in life, and KIPP provides a great balance of challenging our kids and supporting them.“
- Shauna Mulligan Ninth-grade Literature Teacher Fifth year at KIPP
“
To me, being a KIPP teacher means bringing private-school-quality education to kids in underserved communities. The drastically different quality of education you see between private schools and urban public schools just isn’t right. KIPP
is doing its part to
balance that inequality.“
- Duane McClendon Athletic Director, KAL Collegiate High School First year at KAL Collegiate Third year in the KIPP network
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WHAT we do Our Program
Work hard.
At KIPP, we offer: A longer school day Academic and character development A relentless focus on student outcomes and college completion Unparalleled professional development for teachers and school leaders A comprehensive continuum of service for students, alumni, and families
Be nice. Sample Class Schedule KA L M ID D L E S CH OO L
7:20 a.m. Breakfast, Advisory
8:00 Math
9:00 P.E.
10:00 11:00 12:00 p.m. 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 Reading Lunch & Science Social Tutoring Writing Electives Dismissal, Adult Ed. Recess Studies HW Help Classes
Sample Class Schedule KA L CO L L E G I ATE HI G H S CH OO L
7:20 a.m. Breakfast
8:00 Algebra or Geometry
8:53 Biology
9:46 English
10:39 Small Group Study
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11:30 12:35 p.m. Lunch & Electives Advisory 2X/week
2:09 Speech
3:02 History
3:55 Spanish
4:45 Dismissal
WHAT we do
The Joy Factor
Although KIPPsters work hard (they spend 50% more time learning than their public school peers)
the joy of learning is part
of everything we do – both inside and outside the classroom.
All of us will
LEARN. END-OF-YEAR TRIPS Washington, DC Acadia National Park New York City Great Smoky Mountains
EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS
ELECTIVES • Middle School
examples: Camp Chewonki (Maine) College Tours G.E. Aviation Plant Lynn Shore Massachusetts State House Museum of Fine Art Museum of Science Project Adventure (ropes course)
Daily hour-long electives block with 18 choices, including: Art • Basketball • Elves of Change (Community Service) • Fit Girls • Knitting • Music • Scrabble • Step Team • Tae Kwon Do
ELECTIVES • High School Twice-weekly 1.5 hr. electives blocks with choices including: Art • Basketball • Journalism • Modern Dance • Soccer • Volleyball
At KIPP, everything
is earned from recess to electives to class trips. KIPP MASSACHUSETTS 7
WHAT we do
KIPP through College
KIPP KTC Nationally,
33% of students who attend KIPP graduate from college – more than 4x the rate of their low-income peers. Our
KIPP Through College (KTC) program is one of the key reasons for this success. KTC supports our alumni not just to, but through college. Our oldest alumni will matriculate to college in Fall 2012. KTC offers: HIGH SCHOOL SUPPORT CHAMPS Weekly academic and personal support for alumni attending public high schools
WORK-STUDY OPPORTUNITIES To help students support themselves throughout their studies
MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS For students who earn admission into private or parochial high schools 8 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS
WHAT we do
KIPP through College COLLEGE PREPARATION COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE COUNSELING Assistance with college visits, college selection, filling out applications, preparing for interviews, essay writing, and financial aid
SAT PREP We sponsor an official SAT prep course for our alumni who are juniors and seniors in high school.
INTERNSHIPS Through our Alumni Career Explorations (ACE) Internship program
COLLEGE SUPPORT TUTORING and STUDY HABITS To help students adjust to the structure and academic demands of college-level studies
ASSISTANCE WITH PERSONAL, EDUCATIONAL, and FINANCIAL ADVOCACY To help students advocate for themselves inside and outside the classroom, so they may thrive in an environment of increased freedom
In addition to the programs offered above, we offer ongoing SOCIAL and EMOTIONAL SUPPORT to all of our alumni, with full time adjustment counselor/s on staff to check in with students personally, and to help them seek out and build a peer support network.
Climb the mountain
TO AND
THROUGH
COLLEGE. KIPP MASSACHUSETTS 9
KAL WHAT we do
Adult Education and Community Outreach
Our Adult Education and Community Outreach program in Lynn offers the following free ongoing classes to KIPP parents, families, and other community members: Book Clubs Citizenship Community Social Gatherings (such as potlucks and movie screenings)
Computer Literacy English as a Second Language (ESL) GED (in English and Spanish) Parenting Workshops
By offering these resources, we are not only increasing the
positive impact of our work with our kids, but we are also helping to
empower families and community members to develop the tools and skills they need to
achieve a life of choice.
family.
We are
team and
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To get any job, we need to read,
speak, and write in English.
KIPP is our chance to get to that goal. We need you."
- Rosa Paulino Level 3 English Student and Immigrant from the Dominican Republic
WHY it matters
In the Words of KIPP's National Leader
KIPP
RICHARD BARTH CEO KIPP Foundation
We know at KIPP that it takes hard work to achieve our mission to grow
and sustain
a national network of high performing charter schools. None of this will happen overnight...the question is,
"How will we not just get bigger, but get better?" By 2015, we will double the number of students we educate annually (from 27,000 to 55,000) and increase ten-fold the number of KIPP alumni in college (to 10,000). Our experience over the last five to ten years has led us to understand that we need to be incredibly
intentional in making sure that our KIPPsters are enrolling in colleges with a maximum chance of graduating. At KIPP, we believe that by: providing a rigorous college preparatory education, focusing on a much stronger college matching process, supporting our KIPP alumni when they are in college, building partnerships with universities, and using data to regularly assess progress towards our goals, our KIPP students will achieve college completion rates that rival their more affluent peers.
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WHY it matters
College Graduation: A NATIONAL IMPACT The economic gap imposed on the United States by the 8% college graduation rate of low-income students is the equivalent of a
permanent national recession.*
Increasing the national college graduation rates of low-income students from 8% to 30% would add between
$400 billion and $650 billion to our annual GDP.*
*According to a 2009 report
by McKinsey & Company: The Economic Impact of the Achievement Gap in America's Schools
Nationally,
33% of students who attend KIPP graduate from college – more than 4x the rate of their low-income peers.
KIPP is doing its part to provide a scalable way to solve this crisis. 95% 86%
70% low-income students nationwide KIPP nationwide
41% 33%
8% 12 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS
High School Graduation
College Matriculation
College Graduation
K
KIPP MA WHY it matters IMPACT: KIPP
7
For the past seven years, students at KIPP Massachusetts
years
have consistently outperformed their peers in Lynn and in Massachusetts as a whole.
2011 MCAS RESULTS
Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System
KIPP Academy Lynn (KAL) Eighth Grade compared to their own pre-KIPP scores & compared to their peers in Lynn and Massachusetts MATH
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS (ELA)
% of students who test Proficient or Advanced
% of students who test Proficient or Advanced 100%
100% KAL
MA
75%
Lynn
75%
50%
48% 38%
38%
73% 52%
50%
56% 38%
25%
30%
79%
63%
40%
87%
KAL
MA
25%
Lynn 0%
0%
Fourth Grade Pre-KIPP
Eighth Grade After four years at KIPP
Fourth Grade Pre-KIPP
Eighth Grade After four years at KIPP
Because of KIPP, the graduation rate will
increase by 47% in Lynn and increase by 10% in Boston. Our goal is to raise
the bar for what all parents and families expect from a public school education. KIPP MASSACHUSETTS 13
KIPP“ MA OUR PLANS for the future In the Words of Our KIPPsters
Some kids [who don't go to KIPP] make fun of me that I have such long hours, but I just say, 'You go to school for six hours a day. I go to school for ten hours a day and I'm going to
KIPP all the way through high school. Which one of us is going to college?' It's hard work, but it's a
great opportunity."
- Lucheyla Fifth-grade Student at KAL Middle School
“
I've had to make a lot of sacrifices and I stayed back in two different grades, but KIPP has been there for me no matter what, helping me do what I need to do to succeed. I'm proud of myself, and I feel like I've grown up a lot. Now, every night before I sit down to do my homework, I look up my favorite college online for inspiration. It helps motivate me to do
what I need to do to get there."9
- Ricky Ninth-grade Student at KAL Collegiate
th Grade Literature Teacher
“
I'll be the first in my family to graduate from college. It will be hard but I know I will succeed, and KIPP
me get there.
is helping
"
- Estefanny Member of KAL's founding class - the Class of 2012 14 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS
and the first in her class to receive a college acceptance letter
OUR PLANS for the future 2,100 Students at Five Schools
By the year 2019, KIPP Massachusetts will serve more than
2,100 students at five schools in Lynn and Boston. 370 students 1 school
2171 students 5 schools
# KIPPsters:
370
469
660
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
KIPP Lynn Middle School
KIPP Lynn Middle School KIPP Boston Middle School KIPP Lynn Collegiate HS KIPP Lynn Middle School KIPP Lynn Collegiate HS
1105
1394
2014-15
2015-16
KIPP Boston Elementary KIPP Boston Middle School KIPP Lynn Middle School KIPP Lynn Collegiate HS
5
KIPP Lynn Elementary KIPP Boston Middle School KIPP Boston Elementary KIPP Lynn Middle School KIPP Lynn Collegiate HS
2171
2019-20 KIPP MA
KIPP MA
schools 2019 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS 15
OUR PLANS for the future Growth Beyond Lynn: SUSTAINABILITY All five schools in the KIPP MA network will reach
95% sustainability on public funding by FY20.
95% KIPP MASSACHUSETTS REVENUE FY12 - FY20 $45,000,000 $39.7M
$40,000,000 $36.5M
$35,000,000
$33.6M $29.8M
$30,000,000 $25.6M
$25,000,000 $20.1M
$20,000,000 $15.6M
$15,000,000 $10,000,000
$11.3M $7.9M
$5,000,000 $0
FY 12
FY 13
FY14
FY1 5
FY16
FY1 7
FY1 8
FY1 9
FY 2 0
private revenue public revenue
“
Our investment in KIPP Massachusetts supports our belief that every
child deserves a
quality education and aligns with our investment strategy to support organizations with potential to scale and reach sustainability. We are proud to be part of the KIPP team and family."
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- Katie Everett Executive Director The Lynch Foundation
OUR PLANS for the future
Growth in Lynn: A NEW HOME
Our new facility will offer: • 850-student
capacity (grades 5 - 12) • Cafeteria • 32 Classrooms • Community gathering space • Gymnasium • Media Center • Multiple breakout rooms for individual and small-group instruction • 6 Science labs
We are committed to providing the resources
our kids and families need. Our new 68,000-square-foot Middle School and High School campus will open in August 2012.
KAL middle school
collegiate high school
“
AU G U ST 2012 This expansion is
more than just a building. It is a resource that
will help us develop the next generation of strong, multicultural, urban leaders."
- John Kane
Long-time Supporter and Volunteer KIPP Lynn & KIPP Massachusetts
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OUR PLANS for the future Growth in Lynn: CAPITAL CAMPAIGN As of December 31, 2011, we have raised
99% of our overall $5M Capital Campaign private fundraising goal.
99% 100% $5M
December 31, 2011 $4,931,213 99%
Beginning of FY11 July 1, 2010 $2,460,000 49%
2012
Thanks to our Team and Family of donors, advocates, and friends,
our new building will open on time in Fall 2012.
“
The new building represents all the hard work of our kids and families at KIPP Academy Lynn. Having our kids from fifth through twelfth grade in one building will help us keep our
promise to them that they will graduate from college. - Drea DeAngelo Founding Principal KAL Collegiate High School
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%
KAL
FISCAL YEAR 2011 financials Fundraising Recap
July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011
OPERATING REVENUE FY11 Total: $5,394,866 Private Grants and Contributions: from individuals, foundations, and corporations
PRIVATE FUNDRAISING SOURCES Annual Fund Only: FY11 Total: $479,742
9%
Corporations
0.5%
State and Federal Entitlements
Foundations
Individuals
36.5%
63%
per pupil tuition, state & federal grants, etc. 91%.
OPERATING EXPENSES FY11 Total: $5,027,663
Instructional and Pupil Services
18%
Administration
79% 3% Operation and
Plant Maintenance
The financial information above represents KIPP Academy Lynn Middle School in Fiscal Year 2011, prior to regional growth and expenses.
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FISCAL YEAR 2011 financials Balance Sheet
July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 In Fiscal Year 2011, we began construction on and completed financing for our new 68,000-square-foot facility on High Rock Street in Lynn, which will open in Fall 2012. Financing was source d through a combination of capital campaign funds, New Market Tax Credits, and debt totaling $26.5 million. This initiative led to substantial changes in the School's finances compared to prior years, as is re f l e cted in multiple line items below.
ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents Restricted Current Assets Accounts Receivable Current Portion of Pledges Receivable Prepaid Expenses and Inventory TOTAL Current Assets CAPITAL ASSETS, NET RESTRICTED NON-CURRENT ASSETS LONG TERM INVESTMENTS BUILDING ACQUISITION, FINANCING COSTS, DEFERRED EXPENSES
$ 1,940,877 $ 710,174 $ 137,364 $ 233,333 $ 20,228 $ 3,041,976 $ 57,002 $40,152,154 $ 11,402 $ 8,082,780
TOTAL Assets $5 2 , 319,248
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses Non-Current Liabilities Notes Payable Bonds Payable TOTAL Liabilities NET ASSETS Investment in Capital Assets (net of related debt) Temporarily Restricted Unrestricted (non-capital) TOTAL Net Assets
$ 2,800,109 $26,480,000 $17,500, 0 0 0 $46,780,109 $
499,302
$ 3,660,783 $ 1,379,054 $ 5,539,139
TOTAL Liabilities and Net Assets $52,319,248
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FISCAL YEAR 2011 financials Build a better tomorrow.
Income Statement
July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 OPERATING REVENUE Per-pupil Tuition and Government Grants Private Grants and Contributions Program Fees TOTAL Operating Revenue OPERATING EXPENSES Instructional Services
$4,905,160 $ 479,742 $ 9,964 $5,394,866 $3,962,650
Including teacher and specialist salaries and benefits, supplies, professional development, psychological services, program-based technology, food services, transpiration, alumni program, community programs
Salaries and Benefits–Administration Operation and Plant Maintenance Non-Operating Capital Facilities Costs
$ 924,245 $ 140,768 $ 367,695
TOTAL Operating Expenses $5,395,358 Change in Net Assets before General Revenue $ GENERAL REVENUE Capital Grants (related to new building project, 90 High Rock Street) Interest and Other
(492)
$1,817,332 $ 86,721
TOTAL General Revenue $1,904,053 Change in Net Assets after General Reve n ue $1,903,561 Net Assets •Beginning of Year Net Assets •End of Year
$3,635,578 $5,539,139
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OUR SUPPORTERS July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011
CA P ITAL CAM PAIGN
C u m u l at i ve gifts made as of 12.31.11
Up to $999 Ms. Danielle Boudreau and Mr. Patrick Moriarty Ms. Diane T. Grace Ms. Karen Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Denyse Martin Ms. Frances McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Morton and Suzanne McPhail $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Maxine Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Pat McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Leopold and Lia O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Susan Sarazen Skanska USA Building Ms. Mary Ann Williams $5,000 - $9,999 Communities Foundation of Texas Mr. Joseph Deal Mr. Don Durkee Dr. Ralph Epstein Mr. Tony Helies Mr. Stig Leschly and Ms. Sherri Riva Ms. Meg Reynolds and Mr. Skip McKee Ms. Kelly Rigby Mr. and Mrs. Nathan and Erin Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Sheila Willmott
$10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Susan Fredell Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Alida Kendall Mr. Saul Pannell Ms. Regina Pisa Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Ruth Salter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Linda Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Rick and Susan Settelmeyer Mr. Edwin Turk Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eric and Sarah Svenson Mr. and Mrs. David and Susan Zoia
Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John and Susan Kane Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Evelyn Rothbard
$25,000 - $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Mary Abramson Anonymous (2)
$100,000 and Above Amelia Peabody Foundation Anonymous Old Neighborhood Foods and the Demakes Family Barbara W. Goldman and Mark I. Gelfand Lovett Woodsum Family Foundation The Lynch Foundation Mr. Mark Nunnelly and Ms. Denise Dupre Mr. Dan Revers The Van Otterloo Family Foundation
Mr. William Burke Ms. Heather Cairns Mr. and Mrs. David and Cecilia Carr Mr. Jonathan Chadbourne Eurim Chun and Kenneth Fisher Mr. Herbert Cohn Ms. Kimberly Comeau Mr. and Mrs. John and Susan Connolly Mr. and Mrs. Niall and Judy Connors Mr. and Mrs. Marc and Diana Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Neil and Deanna Cooper Mr. and Mrs. David and Jennifer Costello Mr. Allerton Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Kathleen Daley Mr. Aurelio D'Amico Mr. Anthony DeAngelo Mr. Lawrence DiBona Mr. and Mrs. Pace and Suzanne Duckett Ms. Susan Earley Dr. Arthur Epstein Dr. Ralph Epstein
Mr. Leonard Fierstein Ms. Elizabeth Figueroa-Reyonso Mr. Howard Finney and Ms. Jacquelyn Acevedo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Shelia Fitzgerald Mr. Peter Flaherty and Ms. Jennifer Mugar Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Laurie Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Carla Fortmann Mr. and Mrs. David and Kathryn Fossa Mr. and Mrs. John and Lila Foster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Anne Francis Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Lyn Freeman Mr. and Mrs. David and Jennifer Frontero Ms. Cynthia Gardner Ms. Catherine Gazzola Mr. Michael Geaney Ms. Marianne Geliebter General Electric Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Catherine Gilfand Ms. Kate Golden
A NNUAL FUND FY 1 1
Gifts made between 7.1.10 and 6.30.11
Up to $999 Ms. Gloria Abrams Anonymous Ms. Mary Lou Forster Barry Mr. Dan Bean and Ms. Martha Benson Karen Belinky and Leslie Charm Mr. Arthur Berman Mr. and Mrs. Norma and Michael Bezdares Mr. Robert Biederman Mr. Paul Bilodeau Mr. and Mrs. George and Nancy Bolln Mr. and Mrs. Andy and Jennifer Borggaard Ms. Danielle Boudreau and Mr. Patrick Moriarty Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mary Breen Mr. Michael Brenner Mr. Raymond Briggs Brookwood Financial Partners, LP 22 KIPP MASSACHUSETTS
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Barbara Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. Don and Catherine Grace Mr. Buck Grader Mr. Christopher Grant Ms. Fran Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Jamie and Kara Gruver Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Linda Hall Ms. Susan Harris Ms. Karen Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Rick and Jody Howard Reverend John Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and Kimberly Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Susan Jones Mr. and Mrs. John and Susan Kane Mr. Michael Keating Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Shelli Kendig Ms. Beverly Kessler Mr. Paul Konnersman and Ms. Diane Jensen Ms. Sondra Kupersmith Ms. Lisa LaFerla Ms. Jane Lee Mr. and Mrs. Jason and Nancy Leffler Mr. and Mrs. John and Arlene Lewis Ms. Lynn Lindsey Mr. Oliver Loewen Ms. Elizabeth MacIsaac Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Karen Madorsky Mr. Sid Marwaha Ms. Joanne Mayer Ms. Frances McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Pat McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. George and Libby Merrow Mr. and Mrs. Rob and Marilyn Miller Mr. and Mrs. Melvin and Sylvia Mizner Mr. and Mrs. Don and Louisa Morgan Mr. and Mrs. David and Barbara Mulholland Mr. David Krieger and Ms. Susan Musinsky Mr. and Mrs. Lars and Lisa Niit Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Bodil Ohlsson Mr. and Mrs. Zander and Alison Packard Ms. Sally Padden Ms. Pam Peak Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Laura Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Susan Podgur Mr. Andrew Porrino
Mr. and Mrs. Perry and Donna Pratt Leslie Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Alan and Kay Reiper Ms. Kelly Rigby Ms. Heather Roman-Masucci Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Susan Rosen Ms. Shelly Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Judy Rosenberg Mr. David Saef Ms. Denise Santora Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Connie Satchell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan and Joan Scheinbart Mr. Terry Segal Senerchia Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Rick and Susan Settelmeyer Ms. Beverly Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and Barbara Sheer Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Lynn Shoreman Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Judy Skurnick Mr. and Mrs. Darren and Jennifer Slattery Mr. Barry Sloane Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Bobbi Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Rachel Smith Ms. Jacqui Solodar Mr. and Mrs. Steve and Karen Solomon Fran Sonnenreich Ms. Ashley Tina UBS Matching Gift Program Ms. Barbara Udelson Mr. and Mrs. Dick and Nancy Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stow and Susan Walker Mr. Todd Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Barry and Nancy Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Bob and Elayne Weiner Ms. Caron Weingrow Mr. Stanley Weiss and Ms. Karen Barash Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Linda Weltner Ms. Marcy Wiseberg Mr. and Mrs. Gaddis and Susan Wittjen Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Maureen Yasi Ms. Barbara Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie and Mary Jo Zoia Mr. Frank Zych $1,000 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Mary Abramson Anonymous
Mr. Jonathan Block and Ms. Jennifer Berylson Block Mr. and Mrs. Matthew and Katie Fates Mr.and Mrs. Steven and Debbie Field Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Susan Fredell General Electric Mr. and Mrs. Albert and Diane Kaneb Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Mary King Ledgeways Charitable Trust Ms. Heidi Milne Mr. and Mrs. David and Katherine Moore Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Barbara Moore Mr. Thomas Pappas The Ruderman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Susan Sarazen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Linda Schwartz Mr. Peter Schwarzenbach Mr. John Thorndike and Ms. Kathryn Price TIFF Advisory Services Mr. and Mrs. David and Susan Zoia $5,000 - $9,999 The Clipper Ship Foundation Ms. Gloria Coolidge Mr. Joseph Deal HBS 2012 Section C Mr. Stig Leschly and Ms. Sherri Riva Mr. Max Pastan Mr. and Mrs. Rick and Joanne Spillane $10,000 - $24,999 Frank W. and Carl S. Adams Memorial Fund Mr. Mark Nunnelly and Ms. Denise Dupre The Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation SAP America, Inc. The John H. and H. Naomi Tomfohrde Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adam and Elizabeth Zoia $25,000 - $99,999 Entrepreneurs Foundation of New England Mr. Mark Gelfand The Sally Foss and James Scott Hill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Stephanie Spector Wellington Management Foundation $100,000 and Above Ms. Barbara W. Goldman
Thank You!
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KAL GET INVOLVED
1.
Donate
ACTIONS
We welcome donations of all amounts, and all types. To make a tax-deductible gift, you may: make a secure donation online: www.kippma.org/donate
than wo rd s .
speak louder
or send a check made payable to Friends of KIPP Academy Lynn KIPP Massachusetts • 25 Bessom Street • Lynn, MA 01902
2.
Careers Our growth at KIPP is exciting, and our teachers, leaders, and staff are one of our most important resources. For all open positions, visit our careers page: www.kippma.org/careers
3.
Volunteer To learn more about volunteer opportunities, contact: volunteer@kippma.org • 781.592.1937
Thank you for helping us send our kids
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to and through college.
OUR TEAM CHAIR
Mike Kendall
Partner Goodwin Procter LLP
SECRETARY
Danielle Boudreau TREASURER
Nathan Sanders Director Bain Capital, LLC
Caleb Dolan Executive Director
John Kalafatas Chief Operating Officer
Jennifer Parkos Chief Development Officer
Anna Breen Principal KAL Middle School
Drea DeAngelo Founding Principal KAL Collegiate
Christine Barford Founding Principal KIPP Academy Boston
BOARD MEMBERS
Skip Besthoff
General Partner Castile Ventures
John Connors III
Co-Founder Boathouse Group
Jennifer Davis
Co-Founder and President Massachusetts 2020
Thomas Fredell Entrepreneur
Barbara Goldman
Consultant Plan B Ventures
Co-Founder Friends of Yemin Orde
Care
more than others think is wise.
Risk
more than others think is safe.
Dream
more than others think is practical.
Expect
more than others think is possible.
Frances McLaughlin
Chief Operating Officer Education Pioneers
Scott Sarazen
Managing Director Ernst & Young
Amanda Seider
Managing Director for Alumni Affairs Teach for America • Greater Boston
25 Bessom Street Lynn, Massachusetts 01902 www.kippma.org
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