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We were excited to support the August 2022 opening of the first two IDEA Public Schools in Ohio, IDEA Price Hill and IDEA Valley View, both located in Cincinnati. The two campuses are part of an 80,000-plus student network of charter schools, IDEA Public Schools, whose overarching mission is college preparation for all of its students, most of whom are from low-income backgrounds, will be first-generation college students, or represent groups historically underrepresented in higher education.  \nAt the same time, I share news that another of our sponsored schools, Citizens of the World–Cincinnati, closed after two years of operation. Despite the best efforts of the school’s board, leadership team, staff, and management organization, enrollment remained stubbornly low, rendering the school financially unsustainable. The school’s staff were supportive of students and families until the end, and we gratefully acknowledge that they were instrumental in helping each student find a new school for the 2022-23 school year.  \nThose who follow our work closely know that for several years we have been pushing for significant improvement at the Phoenix Community Learning Center. Once one of our higher-performing schools, in recent years Phoenix has struggled and, in August 2022, the Phoenix board of trustees agreed to turn all operations over to ReGeneration Schools. Led by founder and Chief Executive Officer (and Cincinnati native) Stacey Shells Harvey was already operating ReGeneration Bond Hill, a K–4 elementary school. Upon taking over operations, the school that was formerly Phoenix is now Regeneration Avondale Elementary (K–4) and ReGeneration Middle School (5–8). Enrollment is up significantly from where Phoenix ended the school year in May, and we have high hopes that the ReGeneration Schools model will dramatically improve results for students.  \nIn Columbus, the four United Schools Network schools that we authorize—Columbus Collegiate Academy-Main, Columbus Collegiate Academy-West, United Preparatory Academy and United Preparatory Academy-East—merged into a single entity while remaining housed on four campuses. Also in Columbus, staff at KIPP Columbus voted to unionize, making that school the first and only one that we sponsor with a union.  \nWe now have 10 sponsorship contracts (down from 13 last year), with schools at 15 sites serving approximately 6,500 students (an increase of about 500 from last school year) statewide.  \nThe pages that follow detail how each of our sponsored schools performed on their contractual Academic and Organizational Accountability Plan. With one exception—The Dayton Early College Academy—our schools struggled on achievement measures. Most also scored low on Ohio’s Early Literacy indicator. However, as a group, the schools did better on the Progress and Gap Closing measures. As was the case last year, chronic absenteeism rates remain exceptionally high.  \n1 | 2023 FORDHAM SPONSORSHIP ANNUAL REPORT  \nLooking ahead, we will continue the push to address learning loss and provide support and resources to do so. We are also deeply appreciative of each of our schools for all that they do for their students.  \nSincerely,  \nKathryn Mullen  \nVice President for Sponsorship and Dayton Initiatives  \nTable of contents  \nI. Letter from the Vice President for Sponsorship........................1  \nII. Who we are ................................................................................... 3  \na. Our Mission  \nb. Leadership  \nc. Staff  \nIII. What we do................................................................................... 5  \na. Research and commentary  \nb. Charter school sponsorship  \nIV. Portfolio performance ................................................................. 9  \na. School performance on state tests","cbCailn3n6iEFwy6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailn3n6iEFwy6","pdf",13040244,"English","# Letter from the Vice President for Sponsorship\n# Who we are\n## Our Mission\n## Leadership\n## Staff\n# What we do\n## Research and commentary\n## Charter school sponsorship\n# Portfolio performance\n## School performance on state tests\n## School performance on Fordham’s contractual accountability plan\n## School performance on Ohio Department of Education sponsor-reporting requirements\n# Directory of schools\n# Appendix: Academic and organizational accountability plan\n# Sources","[{\"question\":\"What major portfolio change occurred in Cincinnati during 2022–23?\",\"answer\":\"The report highlights the August 2022 opening of the first two IDEA Public Schools in Ohio—IDEA Price Hill and IDEA Valley View—along with their role in a broader charter network.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did Citizens of the World–Cincinnati close?\",\"answer\":\"It closed after two years because enrollment remained stubbornly low, making the school financially unsustainable despite efforts by its board, leadership, staff, and management.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the sponsored schools perform overall on accountability measures?\",\"answer\":\"With one exception (The Dayton Early College Academy), schools struggled on achievement measures and often scored low on Ohio’s Early Literacy indicator, but performed better as a group on progress and gap-closing measures.\"}]","Fordham Sponsorship - 2023 Annual Report | PDF",1792059927,76]