Charter School

KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy

C
Overall Grade
Public, Charter
5-8
Atlanta, GA
2 reviews

Overall Niche Grade

Academics
C+
Diversity
C
Teachers
B

KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy is a public, charter school located in Atlanta, GA. It has 326 students in grades 5-8 with a student-teacher ratio of 14 to 1. According to state test scores, 26% of students are at least proficient in math and 36% in reading.

About KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy...

School District: Atlanta Public Schools

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Address

350 Temple St NW

Atlanta, GA 30314

Telephone

(404) 475-1941

Website

atlanta.k12.ga.us

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Academics

Percent Proficient - Reading

36%

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Percent Proficient - Math

26%

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Overall Niche Grade

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Cost of Living
C+
Good for Families
B
Housing
C

Area Feel

Suburban

Median Household Income

$49,398

National

$55,322

Median Rent

$998

National

$949

Median Home Value

$222,300

National

$184,700

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Students

Diversity

Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.

Students

326

Free or Reduced Lunch

99%

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Teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio

14:1

National

17:1

Average Teacher Salary

$51,975

Teachers in First/Second Year

41.7%

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KIPP West Atlanta Young Scholars Academy Reviews

2 reviews

My expirence at kipp was very interesting.This middle school taught me alot of thing.I was always shy,but Kipp West Atlanta Young Scholars showed me different.I am no longer shy because I've learned that it's ok to be adventurous.Its ok to be outside the box.My school also taught me not to make bad choices.As a young scholar;i was very troubled,talkative,and did poorly in school.I learned from that its onto be your and to ask question because there os" NO"such thing as a wrong question.I have learned that it takes and patience to becoming successful.I also learned that patience is a virtue.When having patience and respect it take you long way.It help develope a relationship with tgeir teaxher.Lastley i learned that it's ok to have friend and somebody you can trust.And thats what my middle school was about.

I liked going to KIPP because it felt like a public school, but it was more controlled. I had a lot of experiences such as a trip to Florida and Puerto Rico. Also, the teachers really cared about students.