KIPP Austin Collegiate

Posted: January 1, 2020

This is a great choice for students that want to attend college, but need an extra push to pursue advanced classes and help with the college application process.

Posted: January 1, 2020

Posted: January 1, 2020

This school has some of the highest test scores in the state and national KIPP network.

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Posted: January 1, 2020

Posted: January 1, 2020

This school works extremely hard to meet the needs of special education students.

Posted: March 22, 2017

I have said it once I will say it again. This whole issue is the leadership's fault. The leaders who state they know how much danger we are in, but don't want to deal with it. Yet you'll have staff dealing with insuring we AREN'T exiting safely. Makes perfect sense from a school to not care one bit about the community they share.

Posted: March 22, 2017

When a school knowingly shows a complete disregard for their communities safety this surely is seen by the student body. They learn they are the important ones and no one else besides themselves matters. Others safety and even lives don't matter. Very sad thing to teach kids.

Posted: March 22, 2017

The administration doesn't want the teacher's to worry about traffic safely being routed into the school. Instead they have those teachers use their time to man a road block insuring everyone isn't safe. Way to make your teachers do your dirty work...but none the less the teachers go right along with insuring everyone is NOT safe.

Posted: March 22, 2017

My child doesn't attend I am a community member.

Posted: March 22, 2017

Posted March 22, 2017
- a community member
We currently attend ADS and KIPP Austin was a serious contender for his high school education once he was out of ADS. ADS shares a campus with KIPP however, and I have found they have no care about the safety of not only their own students, their close school communities, but also the community as a whole. Anyone who uses 969 live is put at risk without even knowing it, due to KIPPS actions. They recently have took to blocking roads to not allow access for safe exit from campus for our school. This in turn puts everyone including their school community at risk. They are very aware how their actions are putting people lives at risk, and they simply say they don't want to deal with the traffic. Yet they staff a road block and spend time to do that, they have time to insure that we can't exit safely...but no time to insure safety for ALL. This is a sad stance for a school to take, and shows what your community means to this school. Being an important part of your community and insuring your safety should be a priority of this school. It is absolutely not. Not only does this affect our small school community it affect KIPP students, and anyone using 969 during peak hours. Our school not only rearranged school hours to insure our school start and stop don't interfere with their traffic, they still insist on blocking this road. I will be happy to sarcastically thank the staff manning the road block everyday...thank them for insuring that my life is put at risk...because a school doesn't want to deal with safety. Baffles me they'd rather deal with insuring everyone isn't safe. I will tell anyone and everyone the lack of care for human life this school has.

Posted: January 7, 2013

this school sucks because their idea of making us climb to college is terrible, only because we stay longer in school doesnt mean we get smarter, my cousin who goes to reagan gets better grades than i do and were on the same grade and their getting teached the same thing their teaching in kipp. I hope they atleast minimise the amount of hours in school like only 8 hours and maybe add programs for after school choices

Posted: August 24, 2010

This school is truly exemplary. After having kids in both AISD and private schools, this has been the best school system I have seen. The teachers really care about the students success and the students are motivated. When the students are not motivated the teachers care enough to motivate them.

Posted: April 1, 2010

Its a really really good school... The teachers actually do care about what you are learning and they want to know if you are understanding what they are teaching us.