Note: The following information represents SY2013-14 unless otherwise indicated.
School Overview
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School Description
San Francisco College Preparatory is the first of KIPP’s high schools to open with blended learning. In its first year, the school served 119 9th graders. As the school ages, it plans to grow by one grade level each year. The school begins college counseling for students beginning in the 9th grade with a college readiness seminar course. Students attend classes from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and tutorials until 5 p.m. on Monday through Fridays.
Blended Learning Program
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Program Model (1/2)
Program model: Station Rotation
Model description
Each student begins the day by checking out a Chromebook. Students complete digital math and literacy software at their own pace. Both students and teachers monitor progress via ExitTicket software. Students spend 60 minutes a day on math and rotate through small groups, personalized small-group coaching with a teacher, and digital learning time. In writing courses, students have control over pace for 70 percent of time.
Program Model (2/2)
Program model: Flipped Classroom
Model description
The schools is piloting a “shifted” classroom model in biology and will continue to roll out this model for its 10th-grade science course next year. Students watch teacher constructed videos and material at home and spend class time on collaboration, group-work, or lab-work.
Contact Information
Name: Caroline Gifford
Title: Principal, KIPP San Francisco College Preparatory
Website: www.kipp.org/school-content/kipp-san-francisco-college-preparatory