KIPP Program Quiz

What year did the KIPP program begin?

• 1990

• 1994

• 1995

• 2000

Who were the founders of the KIPP program?

• Mike Feinberg and Dave Levy

• Mike Smith and John Doe

• Dave Smith and Mark Levy

• John Feinberg and Dave Smith

What is the main goal of the KIPP program?

• To ensure students participate in sports

• To guarantee students' academic success and inspire a keen interest in learning

• To provide only one classroom for learning

• To focus solely on standardized testing

How many KIPP schools were opened in 1995 and where were they located?

• One in Houston

• Two in New York

• One in Houston and one in New York

• Two in Houston

What are the students and teachers at KIPP schools expected to do according to the second pillar?

• Focus on results

• Commit to the program and put in the necessary time and energy

• Accept poverty as an excuse

• Attend school only during regular hours

What does the fifth pillar of the KIPP schools focus on?

• High expectations

• Choice and commitment

• Power to lead

• Results

What is the impact of KIPP schools according to the passage?

• They have had a negative impact on educational communities

• They have had no significant impact

• They have had a positive impact on the lives of poor and minority students

• They have increased the cost of education

What is the primary teaching method used in KIPP schools?

• Project-based learning

• Lectures

• Blended learning

• Discussion-based learning

What role do parents play in the KIPP program?

• They are required to volunteer a certain number of hours.

• They must attend monthly meetings.

• They are encouraged to participate in the learning process.

• They have no specific role.

How does KIPP measure its success?

• By the number of students who graduate from college

• By standardized test scores

• By student attendance rates

• By the number of students who participate in extracurricular activities