Summary:
The KIPP Minnesota Charter School district consists of three schools: two elementary schools (KIPP North Star Primary and KIPP Legacy Primary) and one middle school (KIPP North Star Academy). Unfortunately, the data indicates that these schools are performing significantly below state averages in both math and reading proficiency, with some schools scoring as low as 1.69% and 6.67% proficiency, respectively.
The schools have a very high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 89.64% to 94.33%, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student populations. The student-teacher ratios vary, with KIPP North Star Academy having a relatively low ratio of 13.2 students per teacher, while KIPP Legacy Primary has a much higher ratio of 26 students per teacher.
Overall, the data suggests that the KIPP Minnesota Charter School district is struggling to provide a high-quality education to its students. The consistently low test scores, high rates of economic disadvantage, and poor statewide rankings indicate that significant improvements are needed to address the educational challenges faced by these schools. Parents in the area should carefully consider these factors when evaluating educational options for their children.
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