What is the student population at KIPP SoCal?

KIPP SoCal Public Schools is a non-profit network of tuition-free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public charter schools serving students in educationally underserved communities in Southern California. Founded in 2003, KIPP SoCal currently operates 18 schools serving over 6,500 students in grades TK-12. The schools focus on providing a high-quality education and developing character strengths in students to prepare them for success in college and in life.

The mission of KIPP SoCal Public Schools is to provide high-quality, free education to students from underserved communities in Southern California. This includes preparing students for college and the workforce by fostering a rigorous academic environment and promoting character development. KIPP SoCal strives to close the achievement gap and empower students to become leaders in their communities.

KIPP SoCal currently operates 19 public charter schools in the Los Angeles and San Diego areas, serving over 8,500 students from underserved communities. These schools provide a rigorous and supportive education to help students develop the academic skills, character strengths, and lifelong learning habits needed to thrive in college and beyond.

KIPP SoCal serves students in grades K-12. This includes kindergarten through 12th grade, providing a comprehensive education for students throughout their entire academic journey. KIPP SoCal believes in the power of education to transform lives and serves a diverse student population, including those from low-income backgrounds, to help them reach their full potential and succeed in college and beyond.

Yes, all KIPP SoCal schools are public charter schools. KIPP SoCal is a network of public charter schools that are free to attend and operate independently from the traditional public school system. These schools are authorized by the state and receive public funding, but have more flexibility in their curriculum, staffing, and budgeting.