KIPP Adelante School

Principal lacks the qualities that promote a positive learning and teaching atmosphere. She is inconsistent in everything that she says and does and is rarely seen at after school functions. I would strongly encourage anyone that is considering enrolling his or her child in this school to please reconsider.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is unfair. The new principal is always picking on my daughter's grade level. She always tries to find some little excuse to get them in trouble. She picks favorites throughout the school and obviously it ain't my daughter's grade. She is consistently picking on them for no reason. And uses any little thing to make them look bad in front of the whole school.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is mediocre at best. Teachers are okay, however they are not consistent. The school does not have any set policies or rules so there is never a clear message on what is okay and what is not. Academics are subpar. Leadership is new and it is obvious.
--Submitted by a parent

This school is a joke. They are on their third principal and she is the worst of them all. She has no idea how to handle the kids and their needs nor does she know how to hire and hold onto good teachers. Students are treated like dirt by the principal and many of the teachers. And the lack of respect towards the parents is ridiculous. My child was put into an in school suspension and not allowed to go to his history class for 8 days and not once was I notified by the school. After calling the principal and the teachers several times I was told that it was part of the commitment to excellence. That is bull, what about their commitment to teaching my child??? How is he supposed to learn when he is not allowed in class.
--Submitted by a parent

What can you say about a school that used to be great once but now is so far in the dumps most teachers wouldn't send their own children to KIPP Adelante. The new change in Leadership has left a sour taste in my mouth and caused me to pull my child from KIPP. The principal's lack of interest in bullying is frightening. Her complete disregard to the safety of the students and their overall well being makes me wonder how she ever became the principal. I would strongly suggest you send your child to a
--Submitted by a parent

Well, What can i say about KIPP? KIPP has been a great impact on my life! I really like spending my time here because every time i am there the teachers and staff make me feel like they care for me! I have to say that with all that has happened i truly can't wait to get to college! - Carlos Lopez

This school is gay like i am not even playing, they treat the kids like adults and the truth is they are not. This school is too tuff on them, they dont have no fun and they need to enjoy them self instead of going to school at 7:30 and comming out at 5:00.
--Submitted by a parent

i love going to this school it gives us so good opportunities to go places that we have never gone to. i really love that each class is named as a college. the classes are so fun, i really like that teacher take us to places that we enjoy going to.
--Submitted by a student

My child just entered KIPP this year as a 5th grader in San Jose area KIPP.I can see the dedication from the teacher, the principal to the secretary; everyone is so involved and caring that they will do the best job for the students here. They also expect the students doing their best here,no excuse, no short cut. My son enjoys going to school so much that ;everyday going home after almost 10 hours at school; he still wants to do more work for the next day.KIPP can bring the worst in a student to be the best in one. I am so grateful finding KIPP.
--Submitted by a parent

My child attended Kipp for four years the first year was the best. My daughter excelled in all of her classes. The teachers were truly dedicated and it showed in the students attitude. The second year was not as good. I could feel that the parent involvement was not appreciated. If there was a problem the teachers and/or the principal, parents and student should work to resolve the matter. This was not the the case at Kipp.
--Submitted by a parent