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New MAP-based Performance Policy

Category Points

Possible

Points

Earned

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Possible

Weighted

Points Earned

MAP Growth 20 18 2.25 2.06

MAP

Attainment

10 7 0.75 0.50

ELL 5 4 0.25 0.20

Other Non

Instructional

15 12 1.75 1.25

Totals 50 41 5 4.01

4.0125 points places KIPP Ascend (Primary and Middle) in CPS top tier of

Distinguished Schools.

Old ISAT-Based

PRPP Category 2009-10 2011 – 2013 2012 – 2013

ISAT Composite %

Meets/Exceeds

39.3% 43.4% 43.0%

Performance

Level

Level 3 Level 2 Level 3

4

KIPP Chicago vs. KIPP Network-Primary Schools

Percent Meets/Exceed Expected Growth

MAP Reading

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KIPP Chicago vs. KIPP Network-Primary Schools

Percent Meets/Exceed Expected Growth

MAP Mathematics

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KIPP Chicago vs. KIPP Network-Middle Schools

Percent Meets/Exceed Expected Growth

MAP Reading

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KIPP Chicago vs. KIPP Network-Middle Schools

Percent Meets/Exceed Expected Growth

MAP Mathematics

KIPP Chicago Schools Board MeetingNovember 22, 2013

9131121 BoD KIPP Chicago Update (shared)BOS

School at-a-glance Academic achievements

• 411 students / Grades K-3• Neighborhood: North Lawndale• Student population: 96% FRM / 10% SpEd

Recent events

KIPP Ascend Primary School update

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Third graders recently createda “Brave” video to showcasetheir bravery. Sara Bareilles,

who sings “Brave,” recognizedKAP at her concert in Chicago!

KAP celebrated the fall with aLiteracy Festival featuring living

storybooks.

Note: denotes grade recognized as among top KIPP performers nationwideSource: NWEA

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FOR DISCUSSION

10131121 BoD KIPP Chicago Update (shared)BOS

School at-a-glance Academic achievements

• 323 students / Grades 5-8• Neighborhood: North Lawndale• Student population: 94% FRM / 14% SpEd

Recent events

KIPP Ascend Middle School update

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5 6 7 8

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KAMS students recently startedparticipating on a step team.

Eighth grade studentsrecently travelled to Notre

Dame to see the school(and the ND v. USC pep

rally).

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5 6 7 8Note: denotes grade recognized as among top KIPP performers nationwideSource: NWEA

FOR DISCUSSION

11131121 BoD KIPP Chicago Update (shared)BOS

0

20

40

60

80% 75 73

% of KCCP students meeting fall-to-springMAP math growth targets by grade, 2012-2013

5

School at-a-glance Academic achievements

• 165 students / Grades 5-6• Neighborhood: Austin• Student population: 96% FRM / 10% SpEd

Recent events

KIPP Create College Prep update

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40

60

80

100% 91

66

% of KCCP students meeting fall-to-springMAP reading growth targets by grade, 2012-2013

5

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NWEAaverage

Create celebratedHalloween by dressing as

vocabulary words (pictured:“Introduction” and “Retired.”

Create students have recently begunparticipating in several after-school activities,including Zumba and Math Club, put on by

Create teachers.Note: denotes grade recognized as among top KIPP performers nationwideSource: NWEA

FOR DISCUSSION

12131121 BoD KIPP Chicago Update (shared)BOS

KIPP Bloom College Prep update

School at-a-glance Academic achievements• 88 students / Grade 5• Neighborhood: Englewood• Student population: 88% FRM / 13% SpEd

• KIPP Bloom is a first year school andconsequently does not have historical data

• We are excited to work with these students tohelp them achieve their growth goals andcontinue preparing for college

Recent eventsKIPPsters participated in yoga and

Capoeira (Brazilian martial arts) classesto practice self-discipline and increase

self-esteem.

KIPPsters celebrated the end of Q1 with atrip to the University of Chicago.

KIPPsters recently learnedhow to calculate GPA / whata “college-ready” GPA is in

math class.

FOR DISCUSSION

March 24, 2013

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Select results: In 2012-13, KIPP Chicago saw its highest literacy scores and often outperformed KIPP nationally

School Class KIPP network

KIPP Chicago

KIPP network

KIPP Chicago

KCCP 5 Literacy* 66% 91% 6% 32%

KCCP 5 Math 73% 75% 0% 15%

KAMS 5 Literacy 66% 86% 6% 22%

KAMS 6 Literacy 66% 77% 6% 27%

KAMS 5 Math 73% 82% 0% 15%

KAMS 8 Math* 65% 72% 4% 7%

KAP 1 Literacy* 57% 82% 7% 30%

KAP 1 Math* 68% 90% 12% 41%

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*Class recognized as top KIPP performer nationally

15 BOS

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KAMS KCCP

Select results: KIPP Chicago saw its highest 5th grade literacy results to date in 2012-13

Source: 2013 KIPP Foundation HSR reports

Fifth grade literacy overview

• KIPP Chicago’s schools ranked #1 and #4 among all KIPP schools for students meeting / exceeding growth goals in fifth grade literacy in 2012-13

• At KCCP, 91% of students met their growth goals

• At KAMS, 86% of students met their growth goals

• In both classrooms, teachers used instructional technology to differentiate instruction

August 29, 2014

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