KIPP DC Public Schools

At KIPP DC schools, students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to become Washington, DC’s next generation of leaders.

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Our CEO, Shannon Hodge, testified yesterday before the Committee of the Whole about why equitable funding is pivotal for charter schools in the District.

Click below to support equal funding for all of our public school students!

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Due to forecasted inclement weather, all KIPP DC schools will dismiss two hours early on Monday, March 16th.

Please plan and make arrangements for pickup or your child’s commute home at 1:30PM.

All afterschool activities and aftercare are canceled.

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KIPP DC CEO Shannon Hodge joined the State of DC Schools panel hosted by the @dcpolicycenter following the release of its State of DC Schools 2024–25: Forward Momentum report.

She highlighted gains in high school academics and our continued focus on reducing chronic absenteeism.

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Meet Ms. Cherelle Jones, 6th grade math teacher at KIPP DC WILL Academy 📐✨

In her class, math starts with mindset. It is not about perfection. It is about effort, progress, and building confident KIPPsters every day.

Read more: https://t.co/dbbCzE2Ski

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State champions! Huge congratulations to KIPP DC Legacy College Prep for securing the 2026 DCSAA A title with a 55–48 win. 🏆

An incredible achievement for our student-athletes and their incredible coaches. 👏🏾

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Due to inclement weather, KIPP DC will operate on a two-hour delay on Monday, February 23. School will start at 10:00 am and arrival will start at 9:45. There will be no beforecare.

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‼️ ATTN KIPP DC Community: 1 month left to enter our 25th Anniversary Art Competition!

KIPP DC K–12 students are invited to submit ���Looking Back, Looking Forward” artwork for a chance to win $300 and be featured in our April exhibit 🖼️

🔗: https://t.co/Btyy0FMnye

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KIPP DC alum and Honor Academy Vice Principal Marquivious Thomas joined @DC_Charters's latest episode of Leaders in Conversation to discuss his return to the KIPP DC community as an educator and leader.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/s7sukV6d1R

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From students to educators, leaders, and advocates—four DC charter alumni share how their education shaped their lives. We talk with Xiomara Santos, Charley Smith, Marquivious Thomas, and Dexter Hooks on the latest Leaders in Conversation.

Check it out: https://t.co/Yfkp9FBYgj

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Marlon, a Class of 2025 guard for the Legacy Bulldogs, became the first player in LCP program history to reach 2,000 career points.

KIPP DC is incredibly proud of Marlon’s dedication to his craft and our school community. Thank you @SamPKCollins for shining a light on Marlon 🌟

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NEW: @KIPP_DC Legacy College Prep basketball phenom Marlon Calhoun talks with @WashInformer about: basketball, his son, and his love for statistics.

https://t.co/WzgXhxiyFg

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KIPP DC Promise Academy educator Mr. Sorto spoke with @TelemundoNews about how his Latin dance classes celebrate culture and teach life lessons like confidence and discipline.

🎥 Watch the full interview here: https://t.co/HAHQq8MNo5

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Friendly reminder: All KIPP DC schools will be closed on Friday, February 13 and Monday, February 16 for Staff Development Day and observance of Presidents Day.

📚 We look forward to welcoming KIPPsters back on Tuesday, February 17.

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Calling all KIPP DC artists 🎨✨ We invite all KIPP DC Students K–12 to share your “Looking Back, Looking Forward” themed artwork for a chance to win $300, see your art come to life, and be featured at our art exhibit 🖼️

More information at https://t.co/ja31aAY4j9

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KIPP DC schools will be open for in-person learning tomorrow, February 3rd, on a regular schedule.

Please allow a little extra travel time in the morning and use caution on sidewalks and roads. We look forward to welcoming students tomorrow!

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KIPP DC welcomes Shannon Hodge as our new CEO. Formerly President since 2022, Shannon brings deep experience and a strong connection to our students, families, and communities.

Stay tuned to learn more about her vision for our future. 💙

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All KIPP DC schools will reopen for in-person learning tomorrow, Feb 2, on a 2-hour delay. School starts at 10:00 AM and arrival begins at 9:45 AM.

There will be no before care. Aftercare and afterschool programs will run.

We’re excited to welcome students back!

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As our founder, Susan Schaeffler transitions from CEO to Special Adviser, we thank her for 25 years of bold leadership that built KIPP DC Public Schools and helped shape public education across DC.

✨ We celebrate her legacy and commitment to educators, families, and students.

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Due to inclement weather, all KIPP DC schools will remain closed for in-person learning on Fri, Jan 30. Students should continue working independently using take-home packets, and families should complete the attendance survey.

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At KIPP DC, student safety and well-being guide every decision we make for our students, families, and community. 💙

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Due to inclement weather, all KIPP DC schools will remain closed for in-person learning on Thurs, Jan 29. Students should continue working independently using take-home packets, and families should complete the attendance survey.

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Due to continued inclement weather, all KIPP DC schools will remain closed for in-person learning on Wed, Jan. 28. Families should complete the attendance survey, and students should continue working independently using take-home learning packets.