KIPP Bayview Elementary just got its charter renewed for another five years by the San Francisco school board, so it'll stay open until 2031. Even though the school's been dealing with kids missing class too much, the renewal shows the board thinks it's doing a good job.

Q1. What grades does KIPP Bayview Elementary School teach?

Ans. KIPP Bayview Elementary offers basic elementary education for kids in kindergarten through fourth grade.

Q2. How many students are there for each teacher at KIPP Bayview Elementary?

Ans. The school has a student-teacher ratio of 18:1, which means that there are fewer students in each class and more one-on-one time with the teacher.

Q3. How good are students at reading and math?

Ans. Right now, students are below the state average in math (15%) and reading (17%).

Q4. What kind of students go to KIPP Bayview Elementary?

Ans. The student body is very diverse, with about 98% of students coming from minority groups, most of whom come from families with low incomes.

Q5. What kinds of programs and activities can you take part in?

Ans. KIPP Bayview has programs that help students grow, such as college-preparatory classes, character development, social-emotional learning, and programs that focus on the community.