Public information

Academic

• Federal Report Cards: The Federal Report Cards are now available and should be shared with you as part of our obligation under the federal Every Student Succeeds Act of 2015 (ESSA). To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools 2021-23 Federal Report Cards, click here

• School Report Cards: The School Report Cards are now available. The School Report Card is required by the Texas Legislature and prepared by the Texas Education Agency. To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools Texas Education Agency 2021 – 2022 School Report Cards click here. 

• Targeted Improvement Plan: To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools 2021 – 2022 Texas Academic Performance Report, click here.

• Texas Academic Performance Report: To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools Texas Academic Performance Report, click here.
• KIPP Texas Testing Transparency: To view the KIPP Texas Testing Transparency list, click here. 
• MOUs for College Credit Programs: To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools MOUs for College Credit Programs, click here.
• HB3 Early Childhood and CCMR Plan: To view KIPP Texas Public Schools HB3 Early Childhood and CCMR Plan, click here.

Administrative 

• Verification of Employment: All verifications of employment and income are outsourced to Experian Verify. Simply visit www.experianverify.com to log in or register as a Verifier. Click HERE for more information. 
• Former Employee Service Records: It is KIPP Texas policy to prepare one original service record per employee.  If KIPP Texas, or any of its regions has provided you with an original service record in the past, please contact the school district where you were most recently employed to obtain the original. Please note that records may take up to 4 weeks to be processed. Please complete this form to request your KIPP Service Record. Please direct any questions to HRHelp@kipptexas.org.
• Archived Recordings of Board Meetings
• Board Meetings Agendas
• Board Meeting Notices
• Board Member Names
• Employee Handbook
• The Texas Public Information Act
• Title IX Coordinator

Health 

• Bacterial Meningitis Information
• Guidelines for the Care of Students with Food Allergies at Risk for Anaphylaxis
• Health-Related Policies
• Wellness Policy: Triennial Assessment Summary
• Immunization Information
• Process for Reporting Bullying
• KTX Needs Assessment: Two times a year, parents opt in for their child to take the KTX Needs Assessment.  To view the questions for 3rd-4th grade students, click here; to view the questions for 5th-12th grade students, click here.

Legislative Updates

Instructional Materials Review – Interim Process

In accordance with House Bill 1605 (88th Legislature), KIPP Texas ensures that parents and guardians may request or petition for a Local Classroom Review (LCR) of instructional materials.

• Requesting a Review – Parents may submit an individual request for review using the Instructional Materials Review Request Form. Forms may be submitted electronically or in writing to the campus principal. Requests must identify:
  • Student’s grade level
  • Subject area
  • Campus and teacher (if known)
• Petition for Review – Parents representing at least 25% of students at a campus may petition the board for a review.
  • If 25% to 49% petition, the Board must consider the review and may only deny it by majority vote.
  • If 50% or more petition, the review must be conducted.
• Appeals – If a request or petition is denied, parents may appeal to the Board of KIPP Texas following published guidelines.
• Review Process –
  • Reviews are conducted by certified reviewers for alignment with the adopted curriculum and grade-level rigor.
  • The review window runs from September 1 through the last instructional day of the school year.
• Results & Transparency –
  • Results of any review will be posted on this site within 10 school business days of receipt.
  • All student and teacher identifiers will be redacted.

Questions? Please contact your campus principal or complete the Instructional Material Review Request Form by clicking here. You can also click here to download the Petition for Local Classroom Review.

• Student Cell Phone Policy

Special POPULATIONS

• KIPP Texas is committed to providing a continuum of services so students with all varying levels of disability can attend our schools. We analyze, reflect, and take action with services that provide the most accessible in the least restrictive environment. Collaboration with our families strengthens our programming while building and maintaining strong relationships and communication. Click here to view the KIPP Texas Special Populations webpage.

Other Topics

• Pre-K Family Engagement Plan: To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools pre-K Family Engagement Plan click here.
• Family Engagement Plan: To view the KIPP Texas Public Schools Family Engagement Plan click here.
• Website Accessibility Statement