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Welcome to the Trojan family. Here is what we offer at Madison Park Academy Primary.

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Play Oasis

Check out MPA Primary's new play yard thanks to Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation

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Meet Principal Tillman

Meet Principal Tillman, an OUSD graduate and former MPA Primary.

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MPA Primary Principal Shalonda Tillman poses in front of the school's new mural

Coming Home

MPA Primary selects Shalonda Tillman, a former MPA Primary teacher, as its next principal.

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Welcome to MPA Primary

We help students grow through joyful learning, care, and a calm school community where every child belongs.

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Joyful learning in a supportive community.

Madison Park Academy (MPA) Primary is a TK–5 school where students build strong academic skills and confidence in a caring environment. We offer engaging lessons, daily routines, and social-emotional support that help students feel safe and ready to succeed. Our teachers partner with families and work together to support each child’s growth. As part of OUSD, we help students thrive through learning and connection.

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OUSD Celebrates Juneteenth: Honoring Oakland’s Legacy of Freedom

As we celebrate Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, we honor a day of profound meaning for our city and nation. Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865, the date when freedom was finally granted to more than 250,000 enslaved Black Americans in Texas, the final people still in shackles, more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. That proclamation freed more than 3.5 million enslaved African Americans who were held in rebel states in the American South.

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