One group of these organizations is funded nationally by the founders of the Gap and is called KIPP. A 2010 documentary titled The Lottery followed one of these institutions in Harlem, and their success was heralded in Davis Guggenheim's film Waiting for "Superman". These organizations receive public money, are not permitted to charge tuition, and often have long waiting lists of prospective students. For 10 points, name this type of school which is usually governed by a
One group of these organizations is funded nationally by the founders of the Gap and is called KIPP. A 2010 documentary titled The Lottery followed one of these institutions in Harlem, and their success was heralded in Davis Guggenheim's film Waiting for "Superman". These organizations receive public money, are not permitted to charge tuition, and often have long waiting lists of prospective students. For 10 points, name this type of school which is usually governed by a namesake document.
One group of these organizations is funded nationally by the founders of the Gap and is called KIPP.
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