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KIPP DC - Grow Academy PCS

Public Charter School

Grades Served
in 2023-24 PK3–K

Grades Accepting
New Applicants in 2023-24 All

Address 421 P STREET NW Phone 202-986-4769 Who can I talk to about special education services? Jessica Cross
[email protected]

School Hours MTThF: 8:00 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
W: 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
Extended Hours 6:30 a.m.-8:00 a.m.
3:45 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

Before and after care available_{Sliding Scale/Voucher}_{Contact school for details}

School Uniform Required

2019-20 STAR RATING

About this school

KIPP DC Grow Academy educates District of Columbia children in Grades PreK3 through Kindergarten. KIPP DC Early Childhood Schools prepare students with the foundational academic skills and mindsets that are necessary for success in rigorous and joyful elementary schools. Upon completion of Kindergarten, Grow Academy students move onto KIPP DC Lead Academy.

Feeder Pattern

KIPP DC - Lead Academy PCS

Specialized Programs

Blended Learning
Extended Day
Extended Year

Additional Enrichment Offered

Girl Scouts

Points of Pride

• We utilize an innovative play-based curriculum to develop early math and literacy skills.
• We use a social-emotional curriculum that facilitates emotional literacy, self-control, positive peer relations, and interpersonal problem solving.
• KIPP DC is the highest performing PreK3-12 school system in the District.

2021-22 PARCC Scores N/A

Students do not take PARCC before grade 3.

Total 2021-22 Enrollment 278 Student Demographics

95.0% Black/African-American

<1% Asian

3.2% Hispanic / Latino

<1% Native American / Alaska Native

<1% Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander

1.8% White non-Hispanic

<1% Multiracial

Lottery Preferences
1. Children of Staff
2. Transfer
3. Sibling Attending
4. Twin Offered
5. Sibling Offered
School Resources
KIPP DC Enrollment
KIPP DC Enrollment FAQs
KIPP DC Family Recruitment Materials

Additional Resources

PCSB School Profile

Historical Waitlist Information

2022-2023 LOTTERY

PK3

198

4

5

PK4

55

1

K

43

0

1

_{Federal and District law require equal access to services for students with special education needs and English Language Learners. For additional information, please contact the Office of the State Superintendent of Education at (202) 727-6436 or at [email protected].}

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