KIPP Bayview Academy
No open positions for 2010 – 2011
At KIPP Bayview Academy, we believe that education is the key to the future and that all students deserve the chance to better their lives through a top-quality education. Unfortunately, students in the Bayview and surrounding areas of San Francisco, of whom 75% qualify for free/reduced lunch, are not currently receiving the educational opportunities that they deserve. KIPP Bayview Academy offers students and parents in an alternative — a small, college preparatory public middle school. The mission of KIPP Bayview Academy is to develop in the students of Southeastern San Francisco the knowledge, critical thinking skills and character traits needed to succeed in top quality high schools and colleges, and to lead deliberate and productive lives.
Enrollment: 250 students, grades 5–8
Principal: Kerianne Ryan
Student Body
• 90% from Southeastern San Francisco
• 75% African American
• 13% Latino/Hispanic
• 9% Pacific Islander
• 3% Asian or other
• 1% White
• 86% qualify for federal free and reduced-price meals
To apply:
- first become thoroughly familiar with this website and with www.kipp.org.
NOTE: do not apply to teach on www.kipp.org. - you must click here to be considered for any KIPP Bay Area Schools teaching position.
KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy
No open positions for 2010 – 2011
KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy is an innovative public college-preparatory charter middle school that prepares its students for the best high schools and colleges in the nation. We opened our doors in 2003 in the Western Addition neighborhood of San Francisco. We are among the highest performing public middle schools in San Francisco with an API of 832. In the state of California, we score among the top 20% of all schools. KIPP San Francisco Bay Academy is dedicated to providing its students with the knowledge, skills, and character traits needed to succeed in top-quality high schools, colleges, and the competitive world beyond.
Enrollment: 335 students, grades 5–8
Principal: Lydia Glassie
Student Body
• 53% Latino or Hispanic
• 34% African American
• 7% Asian
• 3% White
• 1% Pacific Islander
• 75% qualify for federal free and reduced-price meals
To apply:
- first become thoroughly familiar with this website and with www.kipp.org.
NOTE: do not apply to teach on www.kipp.org. - you must click here to be considered for any KIPP Bay Area Schools teaching position.
