Our new middle school, KIPP Courage Academy, hosted a back-to-school supply drive to help our students succeed this year.

When COVID-19 closed KIPP Miami schools, the community came together to ensure students could keep learning remotely.

KIPP Miami Executive Director reflects on the murder of George Floyd and how education can help lead to systemic changes in society.

Through an online learning platform all teachers are able to teach their students in real time and students are able to learn together with their peers while practicing social distancing in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ms. Vee Patterson and fellow KIPP Sunrise Academy teachers, decorated their cars with birthday signs and drove by Devin Williams house in liberty city for a surprise “Parade and wave” celebration for his 8th birthday.

KIPP Miami, a nonprofit organization providing college preparatory education in underserved communities, works with children of all ages and understands the difficulties not being able to learn in the classroom poses.

Fifth grade students at KIPP Liberty Academy are becoming reading superstars thanks to our Super Teacher of the week, Mrs. Dana Bailey!

As we celebrate National School Choice Week, I am reminded of the sense of empowerment I felt with learning about the alternative options available for my daughter’s education – everything from charter and magnet to district and private schools.

We’re grateful to the Aguila family for offering free haircuts to the community so Liberty City students head into the New Year with a new look ready to take on 2020.

We’re happy to report that over 150 kids received free haircuts as part of KIPP Miami’s back to school barbershop event. Thanks to the Kings and Queens salon for offering the Liberty City community their expertise.