Charter Schools Program

Target entity: Charter Schools Program
Context triple: [Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, overseesProgram, Charter Schools Program]

• A. KIPP Foundation
  The KIPP Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports and oversees the national network of KIPP public charter schools serving primarily underserved communities in the United States.
• B. I PROMISE School
  I PROMISE School is a public school in Akron, Ohio, founded by the LeBron James Family Foundation to provide intensive academic and social support for at-risk children and their families.
• C. Unified Schools
  Unified Schools is an inclusive education initiative that brings students with and without intellectual disabilities together through shared sports, leadership, and school-wide activities to promote acceptance and social inclusion.
• D. Charter College of Education
  Charter College of Education is the school of education at California State University, Los Angeles, offering teacher preparation, counseling, and leadership programs focused on serving diverse urban communities.
• E. District of Columbia Public Charter School Board
  The District of Columbia Public Charter School Board is the independent government agency responsible for authorizing, overseeing, and holding accountable public charter schools in Washington, D.C.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Charter Schools Program
Target entity description: The Charter Schools Program is a federal initiative that provides funding and support to help create, expand, and replicate high-quality public charter schools across the United States.

• A. KIPP Foundation
  The KIPP Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports and oversees the national network of KIPP public charter schools serving primarily underserved communities in the United States.
• B. I PROMISE School
  I PROMISE School is a public school in Akron, Ohio, founded by the LeBron James Family Foundation to provide intensive academic and social support for at-risk children and their families.
• C. Unified Schools
  Unified Schools is an inclusive education initiative that brings students with and without intellectual disabilities together through shared sports, leadership, and school-wide activities to promote acceptance and social inclusion.
• D. Charter College of Education
  Charter College of Education is the school of education at California State University, Los Angeles, offering teacher preparation, counseling, and leadership programs focused on serving diverse urban communities.
• E. District of Columbia Public Charter School Board
  The District of Columbia Public Charter School Board is the independent government agency responsible for authorizing, overseeing, and holding accountable public charter schools in Washington, D.C.
• F. None of above. chosen