(slide 6) as we can see here, top income students, those with wealthy parents, are completing college at a rate of over 80% whereas low income students are at just 8%. That’s right, top income students have a college completion rate more than 10 times what it is for low income students. This is the true achievement gap, the one we are trying to erase. We aren’t there yet as a system and in fact we aren’t anywhere close. However, I do know that all of you are here to help change that reality and none of us can do it alone, we’ve got to tackle this as a team.   So, after looking at those prospects we have a pretty good idea about what this particular child who we’re going to profile would have faced, and the obstacles they would have encountered, had they not come to St. HOPE more than ten years ago to enroll at PS7. While the statistics and numbers just shared are the reality for many of our society’s youth today, especially African American and Latino boys, that was not the fate of this child.

Wonderful Education Noemi Donoso Senior Vice President, Wonderful Education Board Chair, Wonderful College Prep Academy March 15, 2016

Scholarship renewable for 4 or 5 years: $1250/year for community college $4000/year for Cal State $6000/year for UC or 4-yr out-of-state College Scholarship guaranteed to all graduates of Wonderful College Prep Academy (6-12 charter school) and employees’ children (across 45+ high schools) who: Earn min 2.5 cumulative GPA Enroll full-time in college Maintain 2.0 college GPA 330 scholars in college with 77 in community college and 253 in 4-year 86% college persistence rate Retention coordinators for CC , CSUB, Fresno State, Southern CA & Northern CA who tutor & case manage 50-75

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Wonderful Education 70% – Wonderful College Prep Academy four-year college-going rate 14% – Four-year college-going average for local high school districts

St. HOPE Public Schools Overview St. HOPE Public Schools, founded in 2002, now operates four schools in Oak Park with approximately 1,700 students. School Students served Ages 2 – 5. 92 students attending are a mix of state funded and tuition. 650 students in grades K-8 on two campuses, elementary (K-5) and middle (6-8). 130 students in grades 7-8 on Sac High’s campus. 850 students in grades 9-12. Sacramento High School opened in 1856.

College Dashboard College Success Indicators Measure Result College Access Indicators Measure Result HS grad. Rate + 90% A-G eligibility + 95% 4-yr. acceptance College Success Indicators Measure Result College enrollment (after HS) + 80% College retention (1st to 2nd year) College completion (2 and 4 yr. degree) ~ 14% 4 - yr. ~ 4% 2 - yr. College Readiness Indicators Measure Target* GPA + 3.0? SAT score (R+M) + 1050? Composite ACT score + 23? 11th grade CAASPP Met or exceed NCR in high school? (Y/N) *For the targets in the category of college readiness indicators, we are still determining both the numeric target and how to best track it for all students through HS.

Lonneshia Webb College Persistence Manager KIPP Through College Lonneshia Webb College Persistence Manager

KIPP LA Schools KIPP Through College…supports 8th grade completers from KIPP LA schools through college graduation High School Readiness High school application process Transition to high school Special programs & opportunities College Access 1:1 advising College exposure College and financial aid application support College Persistence Career preparation CS

KIPP LA Schools Results 94% High School graduation rate 86% Overall college matriculation rate 73% persisting in or graduated from college Currently Serve 8th graders: 425 High school students: 695 College-aged alumni: 560* *does not include graduates CS