News & Updates
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The 74
KIPP Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Alumni Network to Help Its 30K Graduates With Careers, Mental Health and Finances
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Education Post
KIPP Students Know What They Need to Thrive in Remote Learning
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Chalkbeat
School of Adaptation: How An Indianapolis High School Is Getting To Know Students Virtually
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Diverse Issues In Higher Education
Public Charter Schools Send Thousands of Students to HBCUs Every Year
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CNN
Watch the entire CNN/’Sesame Street’ ‘ABCs of Back to School’ town hall
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Press Releases
Letter from KIPP and Partners on USDA Child Nutrition Waivers
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The Daily News
This charter still stands for change: In defense of KIPP schools
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Education Post
Here’s Why ‘Work Hard, Be Nice’ Isn’t Enough
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The Hill
We’ve Asked Kids to Show up — Congress Must Do The Same
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Press Releases
Congress must act now to put students, schools and our nation’s future on solid, equitable footing
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Wall Street Journal
Why KIPP Has Retired ‘Work Hard. Be Nice’
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KIPP Foundation
Richard Barth’s Weekly Thoughts: Turning Words into Action
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KIPP Foundation
A Letter From Dave Levin to KIPP Alumni
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Forbes
The Pandemic Should Be A Catalyst To Triple Public School Funding
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Chalkbeat
Charter schools cancel class to offer time to grieve, reflect after George Floyd’s killing
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Chalkbeat Newark
Her Newark high school helped get her to college. Can it keep her on track during the pandemic?
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The 74
I Rode the Bus for 93 Miles and 6 Hours So My Students Could have Instructional Packets and Their Families Food
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Diverse Issues In Higher Education
Seven Things Colleges Can Do to Help Students During this Pandemic
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The Economist
Closing Schools for Covid-19 Does Lifelong Harm and Widens Inequality
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Education Post
When We Run Out of Normal, We Learn to Make Some
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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
255 Schools Across The Country
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