KIPP East Side High School Charter Santa Clara County Office of Education

November 1, 2017

An Aligned KIPP Path in San Jose

“KIPP East Side High School”

>300 students from KIPP middle schools will start 9th grade

in the SY 18-19

Franklin-McKinley Alum Rock

ESUHSDSCCOE

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Our Students in San Jose

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2016-2017 data for student body in San Jose

99% Students of Color

72% Latino 26% Asian1% African American1% Other

77% eligible for FRPM

7%receive special education

22%English language learners

We are committed to serving all students

Staff in Our San Jose Schools

Our teachers and staff reflect the backgrounds of our students and the San Jose community

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112 instructional staff

61% identify as people of color

40% speak spanish

Deep roots in San Jose

Overview of Student Achievement

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Students meeting or exceeding SBAC standards*

ELA Math

* As measured by SBAC, 2015-2016 & 2016-2017

10th-12th graders who took at least 1 Advanced Placement exam

Graduating seniors who scored a 3 or higher on AP exam

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Student Results by Subgroup

% SED* Students meeting or exceeding SBAC standards**

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* SED: Socioeconomically disadvantaged **As measured by SBAC, 2015-2016

ELA Math

KIPP Through College

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Franklin-McKinley collaboration

KIPP Leadership Design Fellowship

SCCOE Symposium site visit host

Collaboration with authorizers

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