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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Proving the Possible
PROVING...
That all children can achieve at the highest levels.
At KIPP, we believe that all children should have access to a quality education so that they have the opportunity to lead choice-filled lives. Since 2003, KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools has been proving that all students will learn and succeed if provided with the right opportunities and supports.
“KIPP PUTS YOU ON THE LEVELYOU NEED TO BE.”
Mat thew, 6th Gr ader at K IPP WAYS Ac ademy
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KIPP (the Knowledge is Power Program) exists to change the life trajectories of children inAtlanta’s underserved neighbor-hoods, and in turn, to transform the communities themselves. We are improving both academicopportunities and life outcomes byoffering a high quality, tuition-free, college preparatory education to students living in communities that we believe need us the most.
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95Academic achievement is the verycornerstone of KIPP’s mission. Our students spend 40 percent more time in the classroom than their tradition-al public school peers and engage in a rigorous academic curriculum and character development program. To ensure that all students are ready for college, we implement a college-preparatory curriculum aligned to Common Core Georgia Performance Standards.
Despite arriving at KIPP an average of two grade levels behind their peers in more affluent communities, our scholars consistently outperform the state and district averages on
standardized tests. Additionally, the Georgia Department of Education recognized KIPP STRIVE Academy, KIPP South Fulton Academy, and KIPP Vision Academy as 2014 Reward Schools for their academic achieve-
ment and progress during the 2013-14 school year.
the statewide average of 67 percent. Our students are proving that with hard work and strong support it is possible to close the opportunity gap.
percent high schoolgraduation rate
Even more important than test scores, though, are our scholars’ outcomes. Last year, 95 percent of our alumni graduated from high school, compared to
College graduation for all alumni is KIPP’s ultimate goal. As such, we make a unique promise to track and support through college every student who completes eighth grade at a KIPP school.Nationally, fewer than one in ten students from low-income fam-ilies graduate from college with a four-year degree. Last year, 81
resources to help students succeed on their paths to college gradua-tion. Examples of these services andresources include facilitating col-lege savings workshops, coordinat-ing students’ summer internships, forging partnerships with local colleges, providing one-on-onecollege advising, compiling scholar-ship opportunities, and hosting an
THESE OPPORTUNITIES WILL MOLD MY COLLEGE ANDPROFESSIONAL CAREER.
A ngelo, 12 th Gr ader at K IPP Atlan t a Collegiate
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PROVING...
That all students can climb the mountain to andthrough college.
81percent of KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools’ stu-dents were accepted to college. While ourprogram is too new to have a college gradua-tion rate, more than 60 percent of alumni con-tinue to persist in college.
KIPP Through College (KTC), a team of advisors and counselors,supports our students and their families beginning in Kindergarten and continuing through college, providing targeted services and
annual college fair featuringmore than 200 universities.
education has the potential to change not only the trajectory of a single student’s life, but also the lives of entire families, as younger siblings and cousins follow in their role models’ footsteps.
percent college acceptance rate
“KTC HAS PROVIDED OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL MOLD MY FUTURE.”
A ngelo, 12 th Gr ader at K IPP Atlan t a Collegiate
Most KIPP alumni are the first in their families to attend college. A collegedegree provides students with the freedom and security to pursue lives full of opportunity. A KIPP
The 2014-15 school year will beparticularly exciting for KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools as we celebrate two milestones: our founding fifth graders from KIPP WAYS Academy and KIPP SouthFulton Academy will graduate fromcollege, and KIPP Atlanta Collegiate’s
founding class will graduate from high school. As a result, KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools will, for the first time, send dozens of alumni off to colleges across the country with the advantage of a KIPP 9th- through 12th-grade education.
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Quentin Spear, a member of KIPP Atlanta Collegiate’s first graduating senior class, hopes to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology and major inEngineering.
Class of 2015
PROVING...
That it’s possible to growboth bigger and better.
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“I WISH KIPP HAD A K-12 OPTION WHEN MY OLDER DAUGHTER WAS IN SCHOOL.”
Atonia Shellman, Paren t o f K IPP A lumna & 1s t Gr ader
Students from each school level—elementary, middle, and high—represent our feeder pattern in action.
PROVING...
That it’s possible to growboth bigger and better.
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KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools’ two flagship middle schools opened in 2003 and quickly built reputations for excellence and significant wait-lists. Due to this success and the cleardemand for the KIPP model, in 2009 we embarked upon an aggressive growth plan to open six schools in six years and expand from a middle school model to a full K-12 pipeline.
The 2013-14 school year was bookended by the open-ing of the final two schools in our growth plan, as KIPPVision Primary welcomed its inaugural Kindergarten class in July 2013 and KIPP WAYS Primary opened its doors in July 2014. At this milestone, KIPPMetro Atlanta Schools has grown into a network of eight schools—three elementary schools, fourmiddle schools, and one high school—serving more than 2,500 students.Our elementary schools willcontinue to expand by one gradelevel per year until 2018, at which point we will provide a full Kindergar-ten through 12th-grade educational experience, serving 3,300 students.
In October 2013, KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools was granted the first charter cluster in the state of Georgia, allow-ing our region to consolidate both funding and the charter renewal pro-cess, thereby increasing operating efficiency. The cluster charter alsoallowed for the creation of a K-12 feed-er pattern among our seven schools located within Atlanta Public Schools.
This means that our lotteryprocess can preference students living in the highest-need zip codes, and that our elementary school students can seamlessly transition into our middle schools and, eventually, our high school.
Metro Atlanta Schools has never compromised our high standards of quality for our schools and our scholars. In fact, we continue to use what we have learned thus far toimprove our programs and results. We are deeply grateful to all thepartners who have made this growth in both service and excellence pos-sible, and we look forward to work-ing together to continue to prove what is possible in public education.
KIPP schoolsin Atlanta Throughout this growth, KIPP
2014 HIGH SCHOOL EOCT RESULTS KIPP Atlanta Collegiate students outperformed their peers on the 9th Grade Literature, Biology andAmerican Literature End of Course Tests (EOCT). Coordinate Algebra and Analytic Geometry are new tests that have changed significantly from previous EOCT assessments. Scores on these tests have droppedstatewide as the tests have been revised to reflect the increased rigor of the Common Core. We areworking hard to make sure that both our instruction and students meet the demands of this new curriculum.
2014 EIGHTH GRADE CRCT RESULTS Our eighth graders outperformed their peers on Georgia’s Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests (CRCT).
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2014 KINDERGARTEN MAP RESULTS Our youngest KIPPsters are far outperforming the national norm on the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) test, which is administered in the fall and spring to assess academic growth over the year.
Our Results
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KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools
Atlanta Public Schools
State of Georgia
Fulton County Schools
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools
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9TH GRADE LITERATURE
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ALGEBRA GEOMETRY U.S. HISTORY BIOLOGY
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State of Georgia
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools
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Note: Fulton County Schools’ comparison data is not included, as KIPP does not have a high school in the district.
FY14 ANNUAL REPORT FINANCIALS
REVENUE Public Funding (78%) $
Private Operational Support (16%)
Other (5%)
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EXPENSES
Instruction/Program (90%) $
General Administration (9%)
Other (1%)
$
78% Public Funding
90% Instruction/Program
22,254,151
4,657,808
1,466,433
TOTAL OPERATIONAL REVENUE 28,378,392
24,772,994
2,507,526
392,073
TOTAL OPERATIONAL EXPENSES 27,672,593
Our Financials
Our SupportersWe would like to thank all of our 2013-14 donors.
Organizational Donors A Hand Up Charitable FoundationThe Arthur M. Blank Family FoundationArthur Rock and Toni Rembe FoundationAtlanta Falcons Youth FoundationAtlantic Capital BankAtlantic Trust Private Wealth ManagementBank of America Charitable FoundationThe Belk FoundationBoston Consulting GroupBrian and Karla Sadler Charitable FundCatherine W. and Edwin A. Wahlen, Jr. Foundation FundCharter School Growth FundChick-fil-A FoundationThe Clorox CompanyThe Coca-Cola FoundationThe Connolly Family FoundationCornerCap Investment CounselCornerstone Investment PartnersThe Costley Family FoundationCousins Properties FoundationCox EnterprisesDelia’s Chicken Sausage StandDeutsche Bank
Douglas J. Hertz Family FoundationThe Edith H. & James E. Bostic, Jr. Family FoundationEmily Winship Scott FoundationEquifax FoundationFoundation for a Better WorldFrances and Beverly DuBose FoundationFrazier & DeeterFred and Sara Jean Burke Family Foundation FundGas SouthGenuine Parts CompanyGeorgia Department of EducationGeorgia-PacificGiving CircleGMT CapitalGranny NANNIESGray Matters Charitable FoundationHealthgradesJohn and Mary Franklin FoundationJohn H. and Wilhelmina D. Harland Charitable FoundationJohnson & BryanKaiser PermanenteThe Kendeda FundKing & SpaldingKIPP FoundationThe Marcus FoundationMassey Charitable TrustMauldin & JenkinsMcKenna Long & Aldridge FoundationMcKenney’s
McMaster-Carr Supply CompanyMorgridge Family FoundationThe Patterson Family FoundationPeter and Barbara Cohen FoundationPeter Howland Family Fund at the Rhode Island FoundationPlay For Your CauseProfitmaster DisplaysR. Howard Dobbs, Jr. FoundationRaymond James & AssociatesRBC Capital MarketsRealty Atlanta MidtownRecall CorporationRhame Family FoundationRich FoundationRoderick S., Flossie R., & Helen M. Galloway FoundationRotary Club of Atlanta (Downtown)SAP AmericaThe Sara Giles Moore FoundationThe Sartain Lanier Family FoundationShannon Foundation, Inc.Shearon and Taylor Glover Family FundSherrill & Hutchins Financial AdvisorySterling Investment ManagementSunTrust Bank, AtlantaSutherland Asbill & BrennanTolleson Family FoundationUHS of Georgia HoldingsU.S. Department of EducationWal-Mart StoresThe Walton Family FoundationThe Ward FoundationThe Zeist Foundation
Does not include revenue restricted for capital projects or expenses related to capital improvements.**
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Individual Donors Anisa AbdullahiChristopher AdamsHowell and Madeline AdamsPascale AlcindorJ. D. AlexanderVernon AllwoodRonald AlstonRobert and Dean AnastasiKim AndersonStephen AndrewsLydia AriasJoseph ArnoldApril AtkinsWill AuchinclossTom and Deborah AveryChristine BakalarBalloun FamilyTerry BantaJ. P. BarancoNico BarawidRobert BarkerRichard Barth and Wendy KoppKelsey BeachTom and Suzanna BeatyRon and Carol BeermanCourtney BellDavid BellLauren BellLindsay L. BeltonBarry and Martha BerlinAnne BernhardtKen and Kathy BernhardtRaheem BeyahAliya BhatiaBruce BiggsDouglas and Melissa BiggsWilliam and Barbara BikoffNykia BlueFrances J. BoatwrightJim BojkoKathryn BordonaroJames and Elizabeth BoswellMarc BosworthBen BowenCeleste Boyd-SpearBrenda F. BrackenAnne BradshawDavid BrandEddie BreauxPatrick and Elizabeth BroderickErin F. BrownKathe and Morris BrownStephen A. BrownGordon and Laurel BuchmillerLeigh S. BuilderJamilica BurkeMatthew BurtonJason and Shauna ByarsKyra CaldwellPaul CallahanLekesha CampbellAndrew CapanyolaAdriana Sola CapifaliXavier CarterGenevieve CarunchoNed and Elizabeth CaseBedford CashGrace and David Cass
Ed ChangCaroline Charles-MayAriane ChatmanSidney and Donald ChildressNelson ChoThomas C. ChubbH. Malcolm ClarkTeresa ClaugusTrisha and Chris CoadMarina and Carl CofieldCrystal ColeMelanie ColeAdam ComptonEvan ConnellKevin ConniffJohn L. ConnollyChristy CookseyAdam CorsiLeighAnn CostleyClay L. CourtsBenjamin CoxTina CrawleyFrancis CrownBradley CurreyAndy and Betty Jo CurrieLavona CurrieVonetta DanielsYanika DanielsSally Ann DarbyTanya DasMelodie DavenportClaude DavisGilbert and Julie DavisNatalie DavisTasha DavisRichard H. DeaneMartha Currie DeLucaVinay DesaiReed and Roberta DeupreeAndy DeutschJames DillardMark DiverCharlotte DixonKeith DonnellyA. W. DouglasJennifer DowningJohn DrymanJeanie du GanRichard and Jeannie DuBoseAngela L. DuckworthTorarie Durden and C.C. WilliamsJennifer Clements and Bill EasonBen EasterlinBarbara EdelinCorinne EdelinJoseph EdelinByron EdmondCharles K. EdmondsonNkoyo EffiongBanu A. ElizondoDiana EllsworthBob Arotsky and Ilene EngelCatharine EnrightElise EplanCourtney EspositoMatthew EspyJohn Estes
Jason EstevesErika EstradaHarriette EvansJonathan EvansRandy and Vicki EvansFrank and Jacqueline FerrisIrial and Dierdre FinanAlan and Janet FishmanJohn FiteKaren FiteKelly FitzJenny FletcherPatty FoglesongRebecca FoucheJames FrancisSara and Robert FrancoQuinetha FrasierRex and Duvall FuquaAyana GabrielKatharyne GabrielMark D. GagneNancy GarnerMonty GarsideBrock GavinPeter and Gina GenzWhitney GerkinRG GibbsNancy GidwitzJohn and Marty GillinMarc and Melissa GinsbergTom and Connie GlaserKyle GlennFranklin and Nancy GloverJonathan GoinsMatt GoldinJoe GonglefskiNatalie GonzalezTony GonzalezKnox GoodmanAdam GoslinThomas GouldCaroline K. GrahamMinnedore F. GreenJoy and Alan GreenbergDionne GreyMarcia F. GriffithCarol GrodinJason and Carey GuggenheimKelly and CJ GunnRobert HahnSheeva HalatiPamela M. HalesJill HallMarc and Deedee HamburgerJason and Louise HammerMichael and Karen HammerLarry and Vickie HamptonBill and Sudie HangerAlantria HarrisChad HarrisChristy HarrisJon R. HarrisSherry HarrisSidney E. HarrisErica HarrisonNatasha A. HarrisonVeronica HartsShawntel HebertThomas Heckelman
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Sandeep HedaNatalie HendersonLew HenryLaura HensonAlexander HiggsBill and Melba HillCescely HillKenan HillMontoya Ho-SangTommy and Beth HolderPhilip and Melinda HolladayRashaun HollimanAmy HollrahAleisa HowellDave and Emily HowlandMike HubbellDavid and Connie HuelsbeckC. B. HunterEllen HunterJoe and Diane HurleyRandy HymanJoel and Mary Stuart IversonCharlie JacksonLynita D. JacksonThe Jackson Wade FamilyKaren JaramilloFreda P. JenkinsCherie JenningsHorace JenningsDavid JerniganRobert JetmundsenJohn JettWarren Y. JobeAlexis K. JohnsonCharles JohnsonCraig and Mary Coleman JonesJeffrey JonesLee Davis JonesStephanie I. JonesKathy JudyDaniel KaneKim and Chris KaracalidisLefteri KaracalidisJason KarlinSean KellyKelt KendickJanet F. KernTodd KiceJames KiefferColleen KiernanBrigitte KillingsJason KindlandMarsh and Mary KingRaymond KingDavid F. KirkpatrickScott and Kimberly KitchensPatrick and Laura KnebuschRobyn KranzShyam and Gayathri KumarFanta and Ian LabitueScott and Judy LampertEssex and Lucretia LampkinPatricia and John LangfordDavid P. LanierShilpi LaskarShirley LeadermanCheryl LeitzLaurence LemaireTracey Lester
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Jim and Janet LetsonAndrew LewisMiriam H. and Ray LewisJudy Lin and David T. McMurtryLauren LinderHollis and Matthew LinginfelterScott W. LipkaJohn LochridgeMichael and Cheryl LomaxJoseph LoughranJonathan LoveL. LovelandPaul LuppinoWilliam MaddoxDaniel P. and Tucker Ballard MahoneySabrina MallettLindsey and Adam MangoneThomas R. MarkovicJason MartinJeremy MartinDorothy Martin-NevilleShari A. MarxJonathan MassaquoiJoe and Carol MathiasJoi MaxeyPat MazoneAtiba MbiwanKerry McArdlePhilip and Mona McArdleKathy McArthurTom and Lisa McChesneyConnor M. McCollElizabeth McCurtainLetitia and William McDonaldSean A. McGeeBrenda McGregorBrian and Toby McGuirePatrick McHughJohn McKenneyLarissa McKenzieBrandon McLeanMercedes McLemoreCeleste McNeilJohn J. McNeilLeonard and Jennifer McReynoldsBill and Catherine MealorPhilip MekelburgD. T. MeredithVesatee MerkersonAlan W. MichaelElise A. MichaelMary Ann MichaelAlyssa MihmMatthew MillerDavid MillsJonathan P. MiloAmanda and Jason MirachEric MitzelKatie N. MockMarni and Julian MohrKatherine MolysonVelma MomanDerek MonjureCynthia MonroeGairy and Danielle Moore
Marquita MooreNeil MooreHarry and Susan MorganHampton and Carter MorrisMackenzie MorrisNicole MorrisSteven and Vicki MorrisJeffrey and Doris MuirThomas and Clair MullerMarissa MumfordAvery and Valerie MunningsBrian MylodGitesh NairMartha NeddermanAllan and Melanie NelkinMichael NevilleChristopher NewsomeCourtney NewtonAdam NeyTed NobleFrank NortonBrenda S. NovakOdini NwakucheEmily NyboC. Kendi and Ashani O’MardNicholas OkoroAlexander OliverMichael and Dawn OlmstedEric OlsenJ. S. OlsenWillson and David OverendHugh L. PageClaire ParkerLaura ParkerMiddleton A. ParkerMichael ParsonsRahul PatelKinnari Patel-Smyth and Richard SmythKathleen PatulskiAshley PaytonMarc PearsonDavid PerrieRian PerryAndrea PettwayLisa PickelsimerWilds and Belle PierceHunter and Leslie PiersonTimothy S. PollockCarlicia PorterJudith A. PowellVincent B. PowersErnie and Libby PrickettB. Holland PritchardThomas and Elizabeth PritchardJondré PryorJonathan PughDavid PulliamKerry QuinnMichael and Carrie RaeberStephen and Carol RaeberDeepak RaghavanReina RatlifMichael and Diane RayRobert ReardenRobert and Maria ReardonTravis M. ReavesStefano and Leyani Redditi
George and Claire ReidAlex ReynoldsRussell and Melanie RichardsSara and Russ RichardsDana RickmanCharlotte RigbyKatie RigbyTimothy and Jane RigbyMark and Becky RileyAnthony RobertsTony and Cindy RobertsA.J. and Nicole RobinsonMatthew RobinsonRoxwell W. RobinsonSidney and Phyllis RodbellFredric and Robin RosenbergAdam RothmanAllison RoyBrian SadlerKenneth SaffoldRobert and Laura SalesEd SalleyJohn G. SampleAmanda ScacchittiVincent and Ann ScacchittiRebecca SchuetzVernon and Brenda SermonSonia SharminDaniel and Lynn SharpGlenn ShawSheldon ShawNoah SheinbaumStephanie SherlingThomas and Dianne SherrillJoseph ShifflerDarren ShortJ. Neil Shorthouse and Patricia PflumJoanie ShubinJoshua and Marilyn ShubinAnona ShugartJanitia SimmonsMichael SimoneJohn SimpsonAnuja SinghaAdam and Jodie SkoreckiChuck and Barbara SlickAlicia SmithMichael SmithPatrice SmithCandace Smith-MoonDebbie SonenshineScott SpringerQuincy SpringsLasamuel StallworthDerick StangerChris StathamTracey SteeleCeretha StephensSteve and Karin SternAlexandria SternsteinLogan StevensAlison StokesCindy StoltzEric and Kimberley StricklandKaitlyn SuttonBradford SwannEmily SweitzerBrandee Tate
Casey TaylorRichard TaylorAndrew TeegardenDavid H. TenneyStephanie ThamesNatali ThompsonRobert and Dede ThompsonLucy ToddAnthony ToliverTom and Lynn TollesonKyle TomlinStacy ToporoffBrian TranBetsy UddinMary Anne L. ValdecanasAndrew VantineSara VarneySabina VaynerEmily VeazeyChristine VereenBill and Judy VogelAmy Vosburg-CaseyJanna WagnerKyle WaideStephen and Leslie WaldenJoe WalkerLorenzo WallaceFranklin WardJack and Jean WardJonathan WebberJohn WebsterHoward and Joan WeinsteinSteven and Melinda WertheimMark and Randelle WesleyMike and Dana WhiteVernon and Amy WhiteAndrew WilliamsRobbie WilliamsSharrona WilliamsShelia V. WilliamsAllen WillinghamJohn S. WilsonJim and Heather WiningerAlan and Tracy WiseMary Field WiseAwet WoldegebrielE. Bruce WoodwardHarriet WoodwardKatherine WrightTroy WrightKen ZeffReid and Suzi Zeising
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools offers its apologies to anyone mistakenly omitted from this list.
We appreciate the support ofeveryone in the KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools’ Team and Family.
Sidney ChildressCommunity Volunteer Rick DeanePartner-in-Charge,Jones Day Atlanta
Charlotte Dixon*Community Volunteer Torarie DurdenDirector of Strategic Development, Healthgrades
Sid HarrisProfessor and Former Dean,Robinson College of Business,Georgia State University Tharon JohnsonManaging Director,McKenna Long & Aldridge
Michael KayRetired President and Chief Executive Officer, LSG SkyChefs
Dennis LoveChairman and Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Printpack
Marni Mohr*Community Volunteer
Gairy MoorePartner, Deloitte
Avery MunningsPartner, Deloitte Tom Pritchard President, E2 Capital Group Jack WardRetired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Russell Corporation Mark WesleyPresident, Recall North America Alan WisePartner and Managing Director, Boston Consulting Group
* Denotes Honorary Directors
Craig Jones, ChairRetired Chief Investment Officer, Cousins Properties
Kim AndersonChief Executive Officer, Families First Joe ArnoldSenior Vice President and Manager, Not-For-Profit and Government Banking Division, SunTrust Atlanta Tom AveryManaging Director,Raymond James & Associates
BJ BernsteinAttorney, The Bernstein Firm
Jim BosticManaging Director, HEP & Associates
Kathe Brown*Community Volunteer
Ned CaseManaging Director and Chief Operating Officer, GMT Capital
Shyam KumarManaging Director of Talent and Strategy Judy LinChief Operating Officer
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools is part of the growing network of KIPP (Knowledge Is Power Program) schools across thenation. KIPP is a network of open enrollment, college preparatory schools dedicated to preparing students in underserved communities for success in college and in life. There are 162 KIPP schools in 20 states and the District ofColumbia serving more than 58,000 students. The KIPP schools in Metro Atlanta are free, public charter schools.
350 Temple Street NW | Atlanta, GA 30314www.KIPPMetroAtlanta.org
Kerry McArdleManaging Director of External Relations Kinnari Patel-SmythExecutive Director
Katie RigbyManaging Director of College Readiness Troy WrightManaging Director of Finance
Jondré PryorPrincipal,KIPP South Fulton Academy
Mini’imah ShaheedFounding Principal,KIPP STRIVE Primary
Dave HowlandFounding Principal,KIPP Atlanta Collegiate
Steve JonesFounding Principal,KIPP Vision Academy
Tandi PrillermanFounding Principal,KIPP WAYS Primary
Wheda CarletosFounding Principal,KIPP Vision Primary
Christy HarrisPrincipal, KIPP STRIVE Academy
Dwight Ho-SangPrincipal,KIPP WAYS Academy
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools Board of Directors
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools Leadership Team
KIPP Metro Atlanta Schools Principals