their career path in music, taking 2 classes of their choice per year. Music was pronounced as a vocation with Madison Park High School, however did not qualify as a certification course. The Music division became ruled out from Madison Park's vocational line up in 2006 and since has only been occupied by the O'Bryant school. Previous Music Division course of study: Piano (Organ, Electric) Wind Band (Flutes, Saxophones, Clarinets) Bass (Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Violin) Percussion (Drums, Xylophones) Vocal / Choral Performance Music Production / Note Study - added 3 years before the school's vocational cancellation Athletic programs There are multiple sports teams that students can participate in throughout the year with the required actions. A Student must possess a 1.67 GPA while maintaining their school attendance higher than 93%. A updated documentation of physical examination is also required. Sports Marine Corps JROTC At the beginning of the school year, students have the option of taking Marine Corps JROTC in place of the course Physical Education (PE). Recruits are educated in the Marines' history and train their fitness skills as well as learn life skills. Throughout the year JROTC participates in parades and competitions as well as serve their communities around the city. School campus Madison Park's campus covers a large acre sharing surrounding buildings around Malcolm X. Boulevard: John D O'Bryant School, Reggie Lewis Track Athletic Center, Roland Hayes School of Music (which is behind the school). Nearby schools are the Timilty middle School and Roxbury Community College. The school is wheelchair accessible, equipped with elevators. Notable alumni Anselmo "Jair" Ribeiro, Athlete - International Soccer Player, whose professional career started in the Sporting Clube de Portugal Richy Peña, Grammy Award Winning Music Producer In media Throughout the years, Madison Park has made headline news various times, whether it was small local news or documentaries: WGBH Network - Basic Black: Eye on Education Series (episode #3104) "High Stakes at Madison Park" (2000). | The documentary follows 3 Freshman students who are faced with challenges to pass the city's newly required MCAS standardize exam in order to graduate in their coming 2003 senior year. They would be the first graduating class to take the test. ABC Network "Boston 24/7" (2002) - Season 1, Episode 2. | A show centering civil servants who help Boston communities while on the job. This particular episode focused on the previous acting Headmaster, Mr. Charles