GPA will not tolerate racism. We stand proudly with our students and staff to continue the peaceful struggle for equality, and the creation of a world not just absent racial tension, but of real justice for all.
Garfield Park Academy was reaccredited by the Teaching Family Association recently.
Dr. Ange Puig will help educators identify stress responses, and describe practical strategies to help students use mindful practices to strengthen attention, increase compassion, and build resilience and self-regulation, moving them from “coping” to “thriving.”
GPA 2019 Graduation - We are so proud of our 2019 graduates! Congratulations to all. Please enjoy the photo gallery below from our graduation ceremonies.
GPA Elementary students participated in a Science Fair today, celebrating and sharing what they learned about plant structures, the life cycles of plants, and more. Slide presentation included.
Master Chef Joseph Poon recently returned to Garfield Park Academy's teaching kitchen [...]
Educators at Garfield Park Academy wanted to do more to support students, so they started simply by listening. Last spring, GPA launched three new groups: a Girls’ Group, a Boys’ Group, and an LGBTQ Pride Group.
Community connections are turning classroom learning into real-life learning and job skills for students in the Horticulture program, supervised by David Hamilton.
Armanda Rodrigues, a para-professional at Garfield Park Academy, has been honored as ASAH’s regional Paraprofessional of the Year.
Students at Garfield Park Academy are getting hands-on experience in leadership, democracy, and self-advocacy through student government. Roughly 30 students in grades K-12 were selected by their classmates either as representatives or alternates, to represent their homeroom class through the Student Council.
