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John P Parker

5051 Anderson Place , Cincinnati, OH 45227 (513) 363-2900

News and Events

School Updates: Holiday Program Dec.16th, 9 am, come see a great program put on by Drama Club !

Extra Extra!! John P Parker Supper Club, Dec. 13th, 5:30 pm., JPP families and community members are invited to attend.

Dec. 16th, End of 2nd Quarter. Look for Report Cards the week of January 9th.

Holiday Break: Dec. 19th-Dec. 2 Students Return Tuesday, Jan. 3 3rd Qtr. begins

No school Jan. 16th, Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday Honored

Expeditionary Learning Event John P. Parker's 6th-8th graders with many of our staff had a great time at Camp Joy, Dec. 7th-9th at our first JPP Expeditionary Learning Experience! Thank you Camp Joy for providing this experience at no cost to our students.

JPP Welcomes! A warm welcome to the new members of the JPP staff, click here for JPP's new staff members.

 

 

 

 

"Where We Have Courage to Achieve Great Things"

John P Parker School is a PK-8th CPS neighborhood school located in Madisonville, an eastern suburb of Cincinnati. It is a state of the art facility designed to enhance and support the best practices in education.

Our learning community's mission is ...

 

John P. Parker School is committed to the growth and development of all students, regardless of learning style, race, ethnicity, or creed. It is in the business of cultivating high expectations for staff, students, parents, and our community at large. John P Parker draws its population primarily from Madisonville, as well as Kennedy Heights and Oakley.
The school is named for John P. Parker, who was a conductor on the Underground Railroad. This African-American gentleman was a lover of books. Consequently, in the spirit of his legacy, John P Parker's is a school,
"where good students read good books".

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Who Was John P. Parker ?

 

He was a courageous slave

Who saved many runaways

He was an innovator,

avid reader,

and triumphant leader.

Come inside our doors and see

all that he taught us to learn

and to be.

Excerpt from poem by Candace James, a teacher at John P Parker,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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