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Dear MPA Community,
It is an honor to thank our donors and community members for making the MPA mission come to life each and every day. With your generosity and support, MPA continues to ensure our community has the unwavering ability to dream big and do right.
During the 2024-25 school year, more than 815 donors demonstrated their support of the MPA Fund raising $560,355 in support of MPA’s operations. Through the Center for Inclusive Teaching and Learning, faculty and staff benefited from professional development in differentiation and Understanding By Design, and further embedded MPA’s Portrait of a Graduate Competencies into the school program and curriculum. Your contributions provided support for our academic, arts, and athletics programs—giving every member of our community the opportunity to engage in incredible experiences, professional development, and community learning throughout the school year.
In honor of retired head of school, Dr. Bill Hudson, our community raised $707,000 for the Hudson Fund for Resilient Students. The fund aims to uphold student well-being, equity of opportunity, and access to the full MPA experience. Support takes the form of financial assistance, academic accommodations, or access to key programs and experiences. With such an exceptional foundation to grow from, the Hudson Fund for Resilient Students will undoubtably have a tremendous impact for years to come.
Each day I have the privilege of engaging with various constituents of our community. I continue to be overwhelmed by the commitment each member has to the mission and vision of MPA. Our community is extraordinary thanks to your continued commitment and belief in our program. As you scroll below, through MPA’s 2024-25 Annual Report, I hope that will be reaffirmed for you as well.
- Dr. Lori-Anne Brogdon, Head of School
17
years average teacher experience
7:1
student to teacher ratio
14
average class size
Our Families
Student Life
541 students participated in band/orchestra and/or music
515 students participated in visual art and/or theatre
63 percent of Upper School students participate in a sport
More than 100 athletic teams and clubs
Class of 2025 College Destinations
66
alumni mentors
17
Alumni Association Board members
111
alumni volunteers
I'm most grateful ...
for MPA's progressive and inclusive culture keeping children at the center of all decision making, their challenging curriculum with compassionate teachers and staff and their world class professional communication, visibility and openness about the happenings throughout each day. I see the progress with my children over time and am reassured my wife and I made the right decision to entrust MPA with the growth of all three of our children.
- Dao Yang, MPA Parent
Give Back
$552K
raised for the MPA Fund
1568
gifts
142
first time donors
$362,194 raised during the 2024 Spring Auction
242 community members participated
$202,000 raised for the Center for Inclusive Teaching and Learning
Give Back
Participation Matters
81%
parent participation
72%
employee participation
100%
board participation
10%
alumni participation
Designated Giving Impact Highlights: $907,124
Center for Inclusive Teaching & Learning
i-Term
Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Athletics
Classroom Resources
Performing Arts
All-Gender Restrooms
What I learn ...
from my students could fill volumes. I learn to remember to be in the moment, find joy and wonder in the small things, the importance of being flexible and changing course when needed, patience, and that laughter is the best medicine of all.
- Tami Fisher, Second-Grade Teacher
I love being ...
part of a school community that shares the values of MPA’s mission and whose actions carry it out every day. This energizes me!
- Shelley Steingraeber, First-Grade Teacher


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