Results

Our Academic Results

We are proud to share that our KIPP Atlanta Collegiate High School graduation rate for the Class of 2025 has again exceeded both the state and district averages. KIPP Atlanta Collegiate’s graduation rate improved for the fourth straight year, increasing to 96.65% for the Class of 2025, the highest 4-year graduation rate the school has ever achieved.

 

Our 2026 Georgia Milestones Results

KIPP Atlanta Schools scholars continue to demonstrate what is possible through hard work, excellent teaching, and a community committed to their success.

Spring 2026 Georgia Milestones results show continued academic growth across our region, with significant gains in Math, Science, Social Studies, and high school End-of-Course assessments. Math performance reached another post-pandemic high and is approaching pre-pandemic proficiency levels, while Algebra I achievement reached an all-time high.

And while we celebrate this progress, we know the work continues. These results give us even greater momentum as we pursue our commitment to Excellent Schools, Expansive Futures for every KIPP Atlanta scholar.

English Language Arts results will be released later this year.

 

Regional Headlines 

  • Math results for End of Grade and End of Course assessments show another post-pandemic high for Spring 2026 that approaches pre-pandemic levels of proficiency, with Algebra I EOC reaching an all-time high.
  • On the Math End-of-Grade assessment, scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels increased by more than 16 percentage points and 24 points for scholars scoring in the Developing & Above achievement levels since the Spring 2022 administration.Scholars with disabilities also showed consistent improvement, with proficiency increasing from less than 2% to nearly 9%. 
  • On the Science End-of-Grade assessment, scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels increased by nearly 4 percentage points from last year for 5th and 8th grade scholars. 
  • Social Studies proficiency also increased considerably – by nearly 10 percentage points from last year for 8th grade scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels.
  • There were significant increases across all End-of-Course assessments, most notably a 9-point increase for the US History EOC. 
  • Four schools (KWP, KWA, KVA and KSFA) had over 70% of scholars achieve Typical or High growth in Math, with KVA (6–8) leading at 85.7%.

Primary (3-5)

  • Fifth grade math results for scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels increased by more than 4 percentage points regionally from last year.
  • Four schools (KSFA, KSoulP, KSP, and KWPA) all met the regional Proficient & Above goal on the 5th grade End of Grade science assessment. 
  • Two schools (KSP and KWPA) met the regional Proficient & Above goal on the 4th grade End of Grade math assessment. 

Middle (6-8)

  • Eighth grade math results (including Algebra) for scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels increased by more than 7 percentage points regionally, and these scholars met both the Proficient & Above and Developing & Above regional goals in Math.
  • Social Studies proficiency in 8th grade increased by 10 points as measured by scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above categories. 

High (9-12)

  • Performance in US History improved, with a 9 percentage point gain in scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels.
  • Algebra I achievement increased by over 10 percentage points for scholars scoring in the Proficient & Above achievement levels. 
  • Scholars scoring Developing & Above in Biology improved by more than 10 percentage points compared to last year. 

State and District Comparisons

  • Math proficiency rates for KIPP Atlanta Black scholars (3rd – 8th) are slightly higher than APS Black scholars.
  • Five KIPP ATL schools (KSA, KSoulA, KVA, KWA and KWPA) exceeded the APS Challenge Index for math achievement.
  • On the Science End of Grade assessment, a greater percentage of KIPP ATL Black scholars (5th and 8th graders) scored in the Proficient & Above achievement levels than APS Black scholars.
  • KSP, KSA, KWPA and KSoulP surpassed the trend line when compared to APS’ projection based on demographic factors and achievement on the Science Milestones
  • KIPP Atlanta scholars scored 5 percentage points higher than APS scholars and slightly higher than the state in Social Studies when comparing Developing & Above performance levels.
  • The percentage of Black KIPP ATL 8th grade scholars scoring proficient on the Social Studies exam was more than 10 points higher than that of APS Black scholars.
  • On the US History End of Course assessment, KAC scholars exceeded APS for those scoring Developing and Above by nearly 10 percentage points. 
  • KAC scholars scored above the APS Challenge Index prediction on the US History assessment.

 

 

KIPP Atlanta Collegiate Class of 2025 Graduation Rate

 

Class of 2026 College Acceptances

Our KIPP Atlanta Collegiate High School and KIPP Atlanta Schools middle school alumni from the Class of 2025 were accepted into a number of competitive colleges and universities across the country. Below are some of the colleges and universities our Class of 2025 high school graduates were accepted into and/or are attending the 2026-27 school year:

Agnes Scott College

Alabama A & M University

Alabama State University

Albany State University

Albion College

Alcorn State University

Alfred University

Arizona State University Campus Immersion

Atlanta Metropolitan State College

Atlanta Technical College

Auburn University

Augusta University

Bard College

Baylor University

Bellarmine University

Benedict College

Bethune-Cookman University

Blinn College District

Bluffton University

Bowie State University

Brenau University

Calumet College of Saint Joseph

Central Michigan University

Charleston Southern University

Chicago State University

Citadel Military College of South Carolina

Clark Atlanta University

Clarkson University

Clayton State University

Clemson University

College of Coastal Georgia

Colorado State University-Fort Collins

Columbus State University

Dean College

Delaware State University

Dillard University

East Carolina University

East Georgia State College

Edward Waters University

Elaine Sterling Institute

Elizabeth City State University

Emory University

Fayetteville State University

Fisk University

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

Florida Memorial University

Florida Southern College

Florida State University

Fort Valley State University

Georgia Gwinnett College

Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

Georgia Military College

Georgia Piedmont Technical College

Georgia Southern University

Georgia Southwestern State University

Georgia State University

Georgia State University-Perimeter College

Gordon State College

Grambling State University

Greensboro College

H Councill Trenholm State Community College

Hampton University

High Point University

Howard University

Jackson State University

Jacksonville State University

Johnson & Wales University-Charlotte

Johnson & Wales University-Online

Kennesaw State University

Knox College

LaGrange College

Lane College

Le Moyne-Owen College

LIM College

Lincoln University

Long Island University

Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College

Loyola University New Orleans

MAK Beauty Institute

Maryville College

Maryville University of Saint Louis

McDaniel College

McPherson College

MCPHS University

Mercer University

Methodist University

Michigan State University

Middle Tennessee State University

Miles College

Mississippi State University

Morehouse College

Morgan State University

Morris Brown College

Nebraska Wesleyan University

New York Institute of Technology

Norfolk State University

North Carolina A & T State University

North Carolina Central University

North Carolina State University at Raleigh

North Greenville University

Oglethorpe University

Ohio State University-Main Campus

Ohio Wesleyan University

Pace University

Paine College

Piedmont University

Reinhardt University

Rowan University

Rust College

Samford University

Savannah College of Art and Design

Savannah State University

Shaw University

South Carolina State University

Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville

Southern Methodist University

Southern University and A & M College

Southern University at New Orleans

Spelman College

Stetson University

Stony Brook University

Syracuse University

Talladega College

Tarleton State University

Tennessee State University

Texas A & M University-College Station

Texas College

Texas Southern University

Texas State University

The College of Wooster

The Pennsylvania State University

The Posse Foundation

The University of Alabama

The University of Tampa

The University of Texas at Arlington

Truman State University

Tuskegee University

University of Alabama at Birmingham

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

University of Dayton

University of Georgia

University of Houston

University of Kentucky

University of Louisville

University of Maine

University of Maryland Baltimore

University of Maryland Eastern Shore

University of Massachusetts-Boston

University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth

University of Memphis

University of Mississippi

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

University of North Florida

University of North Georgia

University of San Francisco

University of South Alabama

University of South Florida

University of Southern Mississippi

University of the Virgin Islands

University of the Virgin Islands

University of West Georgia

Valdosta State University

Virginia Union University

Voorhees University

Wesleyan College

West Georgia Technical College

West Virginia University

Western Governors University

Wingate University

Winston-Salem State University

Xavier University

Xavier University of Louisiana

Young Harris College

Annual Reports

Our annual reports are an opportunity to reflect on the previous year, measure our progress, and highlight where we are as a region.