242 Schools Across The Country
KIPP, the Knowledge is Power Program, is a non-profit network of 242 college-preparatory, public charter schools educating early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school students.
News & Press Center
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The Hill
Why being connected really matters for students
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The New York Times
Locked Out of the Virtual Classroom
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Forbes
How The Government Can Help Students During School Closures
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The 74
A Mom’s View: Two Generations of School Choice Have Enabled My Newark Family to Meet the Challenges of Dyslexia and Thrive
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The New York Times
Charter Schools in Surprise Political Fight as Trump and Democrats Turn Away
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Good Morning America
Honoring an educator for Black History Month
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The Ellen Show
Ellen’s Life-Changing Gift for Teacher Who Pampers His Students
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The Washington Post
D.C.’s two biggest charter networks are growing. But how big is too big?
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The Baltimore Times
Baltimore Students Take Part In Amazon’s First-Ever Future Engineer Robotics Camp
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The Washington Post
Largest Gift in Howard University History to Fund Science and Technology
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Education Post
Democrats, This Is Your Moment to Make Equity More Than a Slogan
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Diverse Education
One Small Liberal Arts College is Showing The World How Higher Education Should Evolve
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Denver Post
A Colorado charter school network stationed an employee at CSU to guide its graduates through their college careers
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Atlanta Black Star
Relax, Relate, Release: D.C. Teacher Is Praised After Treating Young Students to a Self-Care Day
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NBC News
An immigration question for Alexa? This teen Latina coder created a Skill for it
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The Hill
Teaching black children to read is an act of social justice
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The New York Times
Minority Voters Chafe as Democratic Candidates Abandon Charter Schools
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Forbes
Innovative Partnerships Are Key To The College Completion Crisis
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Nashville Tennessean
East Nashville teen aims to start food drive to help needy Metro Schools students and their families
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Education Week
KIPP Middle School Students More Likely to Enroll in College, Seek 4-Year Degrees
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Chalkbeat
How environmental injustice in the Bronx convinced one student to organize a climate strike
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The Washington Post
He wants charter fans and charter haters to unite for kids. Is he crazy?
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NJ Star Ledger
Charter school parents intervene in desegregation lawsuit. ‘Don’t scapegoat our schools,’ they say.
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LA School Report
Back to school but nothing’s normal. Schools mobilize to help children of immigrants after traumatic summer
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The Washington Post
‘Far too many are still being left behind’: Getting into college isn’t enough
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The 74
KIPP Weighs In on Higher Education Act Rewrite, Calls on Congress to Make College More Accessible to Low-Income Kids
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The Hill
Why Higher Education Act reauthorization must put more students on the path to college completion
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WNYC
Who Wins When Public Schools Have Selective Admissions Policies?
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Daily News
How to get more low-income kids through college: After Operation Varsity Blues, focus on what really matters
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Chalkbeat
‘Every child needs a champion’: Meet the teachers who inspired some of the country’s education leaders
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