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MISSOURI STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION AGENDA ITEM: January 2017

CONSIDERATION OF CHARTER SCHOOL APPLICATION

RENEWAL FOR KIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMY

STATUTORY AUTHORITY:

Sections 160.400 and 160.405, RSMo

Consent

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DEPARTMENT GOAL NO. 1:

All Missouri students will graduate college and career ready.

SUMMARY:

The 1998 session of the Missouri General Assembly authorized establishment of charter

schools. Renewal charter applications are submitted every five years. Section 160.405.9, RSMo

provides for an expedited renewal if a school qualifies and after the sponsor approves.

The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education received a request for a renewal of a

charter school application approved by the University of Missouri-Columbia (UMC). KIPP:

Endeavor Academy currently serves 420 students in grades K-8. Financial data and three of the

last four years Annual Performance Report (APR) of over 70% reflects a Local Education

Agency (LEA) in good standing with the sponsor. The charter LEA has requested that UMC

renew its charter for a term of five years beginning July 1, 2017, and ending June 30, 2022.

PRESENTERS:

Chris Neale, Assistant Commissioner; and John Robertson, Coordinator of Educational Support

Services, Office of Quality Schools, will assist in the presentation and discussion of this item.

RECOMMENDATION:

The Department recommends that the State Board of Education authorize KIPP: Endeavor

Academy to continue operations pursuant to the charter renewal granted by the University of

Missouri-Columbia, effective July 1, 2017, for a five year period.

KIPP: ENDEAVOR ACADEMY PERFORMANCE DATA

Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education January 2017

APR Data 2

KIPP: Endeavor Academy Kansas City Region University of Missouri – Columbia - Sponsor Grade Span 5-8 Students – 289 2015 APR – 92.5% 2016 APR – 70.6%

Percentage of Proficient & Advanced 3

29.2%

44.0%

44.2%

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Please note that the 2016 MAP grade-level exams in English language arts (ELA) and math were new, so results cannot be compared with results from previous years’ tests, nor used to establish trend data.

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5th Grade English Language Arts 6th Grade English Language Arts

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Algebra I

100.0150.0200.0250.0300.0350.0400.0450.0500.0

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5th Grade Science 8th Grade Science

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dese.mo.gov [email protected]

Contact Us 7

The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or disability in its programs and activities. Inquiries related to Department programs and to the location of services, activities, and facilities that are accessible by persons with disabilities may be directed to the Jefferson State Office Building, Office of the General Counsel, Coordinator – Civil Rights Compliance (Title VI/Title IX/504/ADA/Age Act), 6th Floor, 205 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 480, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0480; telephone number 573-526-4757 or TTY 800-735-2966; email [email protected].

KIPP:KC

Charter School Expedited Renewal Application Cover Sheet

December 1, 2016

Dr. William E. Olsen, Ed.D.

Executive Director

KIPP Kansas City

2700 E 13th Street

Kansas City, MO 64127

(816) 916-9750

Jana Cooper

Principal

KIPP Endeavor Academy

2700 E 13th Street

Kansas City, MO 64127

2700 Enst 18°1 St. IKansas City, MO 64127 Iwww.kippcndcavor.org

http:www.kippcndcavor.org

College of EducationEiJ University of Missouri Charter School Operations

302 Hill Hall Columbia. MO 6 5211

PHONE 573-882-7538 EMAIL [email protected]

WEB MUSponsorship.missouri.edu

December 1, 2016

Dr. John Robertson, Coordinator Educational Support Services 205 Jefferson Street

PO Box 480

Jefferson City, MO 65102-0480

Dear Dr. Robertson:

As the sponsoring institution for KIPP Endeavor Academy (KEA), I write to request a fiveyear renewal of their charter. The accompanying packet provides a summary of KEA's current academic standing and their growth plan for the next five years.

KEA was the last KIPP organization without a regional office structure and that situation has changed in the last two years. Dr. William Olsen joined KIPP after a long and successful tenure at Noble Schools. Under his leadership, KEA has all new academic leaders, with fellows in place, training for the planned expansion. This last year represented a significant culture and curriculum reset, purchase of their current building home, and we are optimistic about their future success and expansion plans.

MU is proud to sponsor KEA and looks forward to working with them and monitoring their progress for another five year term. If I can provide further information necessary for review of their application, please let me know.

Sincerely,

Gerry Kettenbach Executive Director

http:MUSponsorship.missouri.edumailto:[email protected]

KIPP ENDEAVOR ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL RENEWAL APPLICATION

SCHOOL ILEA NAME:


NAME OF LEA CONTACT PERSON:

William Olsen

SPONSOR NAME:

University of Missouri-Columbia

NAME OF SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON

Gerry Kettenbach

COUNTY-DISTRICT CODE:

048918

LEA CONTACT PHONE NUMBER:

816.241.3994

APPLICATION FORM DUE DATE:

JANUARY1 SPONSOR CONTACT PHONE NUMBER

573.882.7538

ASSURANCES

The authorized representative assures the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (Department) that MUColumbia and KIPP Endeavor Academy, in accordance with sections 160.400-160.425, RSMo, shall ensure that:

1. Student performance is increasing and is the most important factor in the determination of renewal, or revocation if performance decreases.

2. Stakeholders adhere to the requirements of the applicable state statutes and regulations, the state rules

governing the programs, and all other applicable statutes.

3. The board upholds the Missouri Sunshine Law in all its proceedings. 4. The sponsor will comply with the Standards for Charter Sponsorship as outlined in 5 CSR 20-100.260 and

other applicable rules. 5. The school adheres to generally accepted accounting practices, including a procurement policy and board

approval of the check register on a regular basis. 6. The school receives and expends state/federal funds in a manner consistent with the intent of the approved

application. 7. The school board regularly reviews/addresses such items as expenditures, low balances in operating funds,

compliance with federal/state programs, and staff hiring. 8. The school reports outstanding debt as required in Section 37.850.1, RSMo. 9. The school keep such records for a period of three years and provide such information as may be necessary

for the fiscal program auditing and for program evaluation; provide the Department any information it may need to carry out its responsibilities under the programs.

10. The school performs appropriate background checks and has a conflict of interest policy for board members. 11. The school maintains requisite surety bond for school financial officer(s) and evidence of requisite insurance

coverage for directors/officers, and buildings. 12. The school has an appropriate closure plan, if needed. 13. A copy of this renewal application will be submitted to the local school district.

The board-authorized representative understands the assurances and the responsibility for compliance placed upon the applicant. The applicant will refund directly to the Department the amount of any funds made available to the applicant that may be determined by the Department, or an Auditor representing the Department, to have been misspent or otherwise misapplied.

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VISION:

MISSION:

KIPP KC

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KIPP KC is a powerful, urgent, learning and teaching environment where each student and adult works to be their best self every day.

Our mission at KIPP KC is to ensure that all students in Kansas City develop the skills, habits, and character traits necessary to maximize their potential in college and in the world beyond.

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Each year the Missouri Department of Elementary & Secondary Education computes an Annual Performance Report {APR} score for each Local Education Agency {LEA) and school. The overall score is comprised ofscores for each of the Missouri Schoo/ Improvement Program Performance Standards

Missouri School Improvement

Performance Standards include:

1. Academic Achievement, 2. Subgroup Achievement , 3. High School Readiness (K-8 districts)

or College and Career Readiness (K-12 districts)

4. Attendance Rate, and 5. Graduation Rate (K-12 districts)

In addition, status, progress, and growth (where applicable) are used to calculate a comprehensive score used to determine the accreditation level of a district.

APR PERCENTAGE OF POINTS EARNED

100.00% 90 .00'..6

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KIPP KC 33 KIPP KC 33 KIPP KC 33 K pp KC 33

KC - - 2016 KC - - 2015 KC - - 201.i KC - - 2013

KlPP KC - 2016

• KC 33 - 2G16

KJPP KC - 20 15

• KC 33 - 2015

KIPP KC - 201.1.

• KC 33 - 201.!

KIPP KC - 201.3

• KC 33 - 2013

2016 20 _5 2013 _J

KIPP KC

Income Statement

Enrollment

ADA

WADA

WADA Payment

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year4 Year 5

SY16·17

434 550 900 1,200 1,600

40 40 160 200 200

22 40 160 200 200

42 40 60 200 200

22 60 60 100 200

40 40 60 100 200

54 80 100 100 100

54 80 100 100 100

80 85 100 100 100

80 85 100 100 100

100

100

391 495 810 1,080 1.440

485 589 964 1,286 1,714

8,795 8,883 8,972 9,061 9,152

Revenue

5100 · Local Revenue

Total 5100 · Local Revenue 1,632,442 3,000,000 5,000,000 3,000,000 10,000,000

5300 · State Revenue

Total 5300 · State Revenue 4,261,722 5,234,301 8,650,872 11,649,841 15,688,453

5400 · Federal Revenue

Total 5400 · Federal Revenue 772,419 938,453 1,535,651 2,047,535 2,730,046

Total Revenue 6,666,583 9,172,754 15,186,523 16,697,376 28,418,499

Expenditures

1111 · Classroom

Total 11-1111 · Classroom 2,106,876 2,559,757 4,188,693 5,696,623 7,747,407

1221 · Special Programs

Total 1221 · Special Programs 342,858 416,556 681,637 917,938 1,236,157

1251 Supplemental Instruction

Total 1251 Supplemental Instruction

2114 · Support Services

Total 2114 · Support Services 494,932 601 ,31 9 983,977 1,311,970 1,766,786

2119 · Enrollment Services

Total 2119 · Enrollment Services

2213 · Professional Development

Total 2213 · Professional Development 53,000 73,657 120,529 160,705 214,274

2321 · Executive Admin

Total 2321 · Executive Admln 543,673 598,040 897,060 941 ,913 1,412,869

2411 · Office or Principal

Total 2411 · Office of Principal 377,494 415,244 830,488 855,402 1,197,563

2511 · Business Office

Total 2511 · Business Office 353,470 388,817 583,226 699,871 979,819

2541 · General-Operation of Plant

Total 2541 · General-Operation of Plant

2541 · Operation of Plant

Total 2541 · Operation of Plant

2551 · Transportation

Total 2551 · Transportation

2562 · Food

Total 2562 · Food

2642 · Recruitment and Placement

Total 2642 · Recruitment and Placement

2661 · Technology

Total 2661 · Technology

3305 · Development

Total 3305 · Development

Total 3812 · Afferschool

Total 3815 · Summer Camp

3912 · Parent Involvement

Total 3912 · Parent Involvement

5121 · Debt Service

Total 5121 · Debt Service

999 · Other

Total 999 · Other

466,185

526,215

202,644

275,730

1,000

267,454

371,850

512,804

766,107

256,544

386,022

10,000

321,204

1,250,000

1,025,607

1,122,817

419,800

482,528

10,000

1,381,177

3,000,000

1,076,887

1,497,089

559,733

579,033

25,000

1,381 ,177

1,000,000

1,507,642

1,996,119

746,310

810,647

40,000

3,501,124

5,000,000

Total Expenditures 6,383,381 8,556,071 15,727,537 16,703,341 28,156,715

Surplus (Deficit) 283,202 616,684 (541,015) (5,965) 261,783

• At 3,000 students, KIPP KC wi ll provide • K-8 campuses means more consistency

a high quality education K-12. and fewer transitions for students and

families. Grades:

• Our HS will attract students from other

Year Open:

Students:9-12

FY21 Year Scale:

800

FY24

Location: High Quality Facility

schools while our K-8 campuses grow. • A high school campus is needed so our

students do.n't lose ground in HS. • Three K-8 campuses will compare data

Leader: TBD and be on the same interim system.• Our HS will be large enough for AP

classes and extra curricular activities.

KIPP KCKIPP Endeavor Academy Middle School ·Middle School

Grades 5-8 Students: 400 Grades 5-8 Students: 400 Grades 5-8 Students: 400

Year Open: FY08 Year Scale: FY11 Year Open: FY19 Year Scale: FY22 Year Open: FY22 Year Scale: FY26

Location: North East KC Location: TBD

Leader: J( na Cooper

Location: 18th & Prospect

Leader: Ke 'ee Ransom Leadf p: TBD


Elementary

Grades K-4 Students: 400 Grades K-4 Students: 400

Year Open: FY16 Year Scale: FY18 Year Open: FY19 Year Scale: FY22 Year Open: TBD Year Scale: TBD

Location: TBD Location: 18th & Prospect Location: North East KC •

• Leader: TBD

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KIPP:KC

Chair Alicia Herald, President/CEO aherald@myEDmatch

2211 Marconi Avenue St Louis, MO 63110

(816) 820-4445 Cell 1/2013

Vice Chair Scott Long, Founding Partner Long and Robinson, LLC 1800 Baltimore Avenue, Suite 500 Kansas City, MO 64108 1-800-523-5786 (W) (816) 541-2101 (C) [email protected]

11/2016

Treasurer Jamie Rice, Dir. Business Development

Orbis Biosciences.

8006 Reeder St.

Lenexa, KS 66214

(913) 707-8640 [email protected]

8/2014

Joyce Trimuel, President & CEO Insurance Consultant 12729 King Street

Overland Park, KS 66213 816-292-4510/773-354-3690 (Cell) [email protected] (primary)

3/2014

Sean Foley, Associate Lathrop & Gage LLP 2345 Grand Blvd., Suite 2200 Kansas City, MO 64108-2618 816-460-5719 [email protected] 07/2016

Board Member Roster 2016-2017 School Year

Jason Froelich, President & CEO Teachers-Teachers Greater St. Louis Area 1355 Riverdale Circle Chesterfield, MO 63005 913-302-8152 Cell

[email protected] [email protected]

12/2011

Charles King, Executive Director Kan sas City Teacher Residency 415 Delaware St., Suite 4E Kansas City, MO 64105-1742 816-932-1255 [email protected]

11/2015

Chris Major, Development Manager Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts 1601 Broadway Blvd. Kansas City, MO 64108 816-994-7914 (W) 213-804-1265 (C) [email protected]

11/2015

Ju lie A Gronquist-Blodgett, Director Teach for America 5615 Oak Street Kansas City, MO 64113 816-753-0774 x32113 (W) 816-559-1577 (C) Julie.gronguuist [email protected] rg 01/2016

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12/21/2006 10: 50 4153480588 KIPP FOUNDATION PAGE 02/10

Robin Carnahan

Secretary of State

CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION

MISSOURI NONPROFIT

WHEREAS, Articles of Incorporation of

KIPP Kansas City

N0077/098

have been received and filed in the Office of the Secretary of State, which Articles, in all respects, comply with the requirements oH.1issouri Nonprofit Corporation Law;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, ROBIN CARNAHAN, Secretary of the State ofMissouri do by virtue of the authority vested in me by law, do hereby certify and declare this entity a body corporate, duly organized this date and that it is entitled to all rights and privileges granted·corporations orgnni1,cd under the Missouri Nonprofit Corporation Law.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and cause to be affixed the GREAT SEAL of the State of Missouri. Done at the City of JefTerson, this 12th day of October, 2006.

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~mber: 200628911223I " ··- -~-- N00771098 Date Flied: 10/12/2006State of Missouri Robin camahan

• Robin Carnahan. Secretary of State Secreta of State Cof(lontlas Dhbloa P.O. 8o'I 7111 IMW. Mala Slnd. Rm 322

Jcffonon cu,. MO 65101

Articles of Incorporation of a Nonprofit Corporadon (111 k subm(IUdwllll OjllJngjl:o n/llJ)

The understped 11atural penioll(s) of lhe ago of eighteen years or m0te ftlr the pmposo of fonnins a corporation under the Missouri Nonprofit Corporation Act adopt the following Articles of Incorporation:

. KIPP Kansas City(1) The name of tbe corporation i:1-------------------------

PLlbUc(2) This corporauon is a __________Bonetlt Corporation.

(Pllblrc «' M~UJIII) p nwtu I8 8(3) The period ofduration of the corporalion is-----~-~·:""""'!'-__~~~-------

("hrp.r11al"w,lu1•tatttd oth1rwi11) (4) The name and street address ofthe Jtegistered Agent and llc:git1ored Offico ln Missouri~:

Jon Rlehard 6231 Valley Road Kansas City, MO 64113

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(.5) The oame(s) and addn:ss(os) of each incoq,orator:

Nolan Highbaugh 345 Spear Street. Suite 510, San Francisco, CA 94105

YES __./ _ NO ___(6) Docs die corporation have mcmbcts?

(7) The assets ofthe corporaalon will be dlatn"'butcd on dissolution as follows: _s_ee_Attachm_e_nt_A

(8) The coq,oratlon 111 tonned for tho tollowlng purpose(e): _s_ee_A_tt_a_ch_m_e_n_t_e____________

(9) Tha effective dato of this document is lhe date it is Ried by tho Secretary of State ofMissouri, unless you lndlcato a

futunD date. u follows: -------------------,.---~-----(Dot, moy nOI Iii ,no,. lb 90 df/P ,(I~,. 1111Jlllttl dam rn tllll OJ/itt)

Name and addrea to retum filed document

Nanic: Nolan Highbaugh Address: 346 Speer SL, sm 510 City, S18te, and Zip Code: Sin Ftam:tsm, CA 9410o

8ta18 of Missouri Craallon • NCflPm118 Paga(a)

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In Af&ffllllt{on then:or, tho facts stated above are true and cmrect:

(The undmtgnod wdetstaads that false eutements made io dds filing ate subject to dto peualtics provided mider Secdon S7S.040, RSMo)

Carp. 52 (01/0S)


Attachment A

Article 7

Distribution of Assets on Dissolution or Final

Liquidation

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Article 7

Upon the dissolution of the Corporation, the board ofdirectors, after paying or making provisions for the payment ofalt ofthe Corporation•s liabilities, shall distribute all of the Corporation's remaining assets exclusively for charitable or educational purposes to an organization or organizations with purposes similar to those described in Articles 2 and 8 hereo( which are then organizations described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (the "Code''). In the event that any such organization is not so described. the Corporation's assets designated for distribution to such orpnii:ation shall be distn"buted to one or more organizations described in S~on 501(c)(3) ofthe Code as determined by majority vote ofthe Corporation's board of directors. In no event shall any ofsuch assets be distributed to any director, officer, member ofthe Corporation or any private individual. The amount ofany distribution made under this Article 7 shall be determined by the Corporation's board ofdirectors.


Attachment B

Article 8 - Purpose

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Article 8

The Corporation is organized and is to be operated exclusively to cany out charitable end educational purposes within the meaning ofSection S0l(c)(3) ofthe Code, as now in effect or as may hereafter be amended, including, but without limitation thereon:

(a) To operate one or more public charter schools in accOl'dance with the KIPP educational model in the State ofMissouri;

(b) To exercise all rights and powers conferred by the laws of the State of Missouri upon nonprofit coxporations. including, but without limitation thereon, to raise funds, to receive gifts, devises, bequests and contributions, in any fonn, and to use, apply, invest. and reinvest the principal and/or income therefrom or ctistribute the same for the above puq,oses; and,

(c) To engage in any other activity that is incidental to, connected with or in advancement ofthe foregoing purposes and th.at is within the definition ofcharitable and educational purposes ofSection SOl(c)(3) ofthe Code, provided, the powers ofthe Corporation shall never be inconsistent with the purposes ofthe Corporation stated above or the Constitution ofthe United States or the State ofMissouri.

The broadest discretion is vested in and conferred upon the Corporation's board ofdirectors for tbe accomplishment of these pmposes. provided, however, that no contributions shall be made or distn'buted to or for any person, finn, corpotation, or other entity that shall apply, directly or indirectly, such contributed funds for any purpose or purposes in violation ofthe Constitution and statutes ofthe United States or the State of Missouri.


Attachment C

Article 10 - Sole Member

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Article 10

The sole member ofthe Corporation shall be the KIPP Foundation. a California nonprofit, public benefit corporation. Notwithstanding any other provision herein, this member ofthe Corporation shall have the exclusive right to approve any amendments to these Articles oflncorporation or the Corporation's bylaws, as well as to remove and replace any person serving on the Corporation's Board ofDirectors.

University of Missouri

Office ofCharter School Operations

KIPP Endeavor Academy Performance Contract 2017-2022

As the official charter school sponsor of KIPP Endeavor Academy (KEA), the University of MissouriColumbia (MU) is legislatively required to monitor compliance and performance of the school, recommend sanctions, if necessary, and closure when the school demonstrates an inability to meet standards. This performance contract represents expectations in this five-year charter term.

Governance

Charter schools are governed by an independent board of directors that are required to abide by all laws governing 501(c)3 organizations, and public schools. The board of KEA shall:

1. Consistently abide by all Missouri laws, including the Missouri Sunshine Law in all its operations.

2. Maintain an active. involved board as described in their bylaws and policies.

Finances

The school depends on the board mainta ining proper fiduciary responsibility and adherence to all laws and accounting and record-keeping guidelines. The KEA board shall ensure that all stakeholders:

3. Comply with annual auditing and ASBR requirements, and remedy all audit findings.

4. Maintain adequate fiscal health, as evidenced by producing regular financial statements, ensuring board review and oversight of payments, and paying all obligations in a timely manner.

Operations

KEA staff and other stakeholders will engage in a myriad ofactivities necessary to operate a school. From human resources, to facil ity management and contracting, to extensive data collection and reporting on all those activities, KEA will obey all laws, maintain appropriate oversight, and create and implement sound policies and processes, with fidelity. KEA shall:

5. Consistently comply with all laws and policies and meet all reporting requirements, including, but limited to, MOSIS submissions and Tiered Monitoring requirements.

6. Operate the school in accordance with approved school policies, in a way that advances stated goals and objectives, and address deficiencies in an appropriate and timely manner.

KEA Performance Contract l

Environment

KEA measures school climate internally, and MU assesses it using various methods, as needed. KEA shall:

7. Adhere to all laws and regulations pertaining to the health and safety ofall staff and students, and promptly and adequately answer any and all issues or complaints raised by any stakeholder.

8. Maintain school leadership and culture that contributes to successful attainment ofstated goals and objectives.

Teaching and Learning

The most important measure of success in any school is student outcomes and quality teaching is the most important input to successful outcomes. KEA shall:

9. Maintain a professional development system that includes: a new teacher mentor program, teacher evaluation system that meets state requirements, retention of excellent teachers, and removal or development of teachers that are not meeting expectations.

10. Exceed district averages on all academic indicators and benchmarks evaluated by the state. This includes, but is not limited to; MAP assessments, attendance, graduation, high school readiness, and any new indicators that may become part of any state monitoring or grading system.

KEA and MU agree that substantial failure to meet any of the ten (10) terms of accountability will result in a deficit letter with a required remedy. Failure to adequately address any deficiencies will cause KEA to be placed on probation. Probation will require a remediation plan for addressing all deficiencies in a prescribed timeline and failure to remediate may result in a recommendation for closure.

This contract is for five years. In the fourth year, KEA and MU will determine, based on MU policy and procedures and successful adherence to this contract, if the school is prepared for renewal. At that time, a new performance contract will be created to address the next renewal period.

In agreement:

Ger Kettenbach, Executive Director Alicia Herald, Chair Office of Charter School Operations KEA Board of Directors

KEA Performance contract 2

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1: 2: SCHOOL ILEA NAME KIPP Endeavor Academy: NAME OF LEA CONTACT PERSON William Olsen: SPONSOR NAME University of MissouriColumbia: NAME OF SPONSOR CONTACT PERSON Gerry Kettenbach: COUNTYDISTRICT CODE 048918: LEA CONTACT PHONE NUMBER 8162413994: APPLICATION FORM DUE DATE JANUARY1: SPONSOR CONTACT PHONE NUMBER 5738827538: ASSURANCES: that may be determined by the Department or an Auditor representing the Department to have been misspent or: undefined: undefined_2: undefined_3: undefined_4: APR PERCENTAGE OF POINTS EARNED: Performance Standards include: APR Score: f: undefined_5: C o C 3: KC 06: Total 2511 Business Office: undefined_6: 999 Other: undefined_7: Leader TBD: Location High Quality Facility: undefined_8: and be on the same interim system: classes and extra curricular activities: Year Open FY22 Year Scale FY26: undefined_9: undefined_10: Location TBD: Year Open FY08 Year Scale FYll: Year Open TBD Year Scale TBD: Location TBD_2: Year Open FY16 Year Scale FY18: a: hpr11al 1111lt111t111ttd oth1rwi11: 1_2: 2_2: 7 The assets of the corporaalon will be dlatnbutcd on dissolution as follows seeAtta: chmentA: 8 The coqoradon 111 Conned for tho following purposee seeAttachment e: undefined_11: undefined_12: Dot moy nOI Iii no lb 90 dfP I tllt Jlllttl dam rn tllll OJitt: 8ta18 of Misaouri: undefined_13: 1_3: 2_3: undefined_14: In agreement: Ger Kettenbach Executive Director:

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