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Mapleton families, staff, and students—your voice matters! Our annual Experience Survey is now open, and it’s your chance to share what’s working and how we can do even better to support student success.
The survey is short, anonymous, and so important. Your feedback helps shape future programs, services, and decisions across all Mapleton schools.
Thank you for helping us grow together!
Graduation Day is right around the corner! Click here to learn more about important dates and information for students and families.
This May, Mapleton is hosting a series of vaping prevention events for students and families as part of a district-wide initiative to promote health, safety, and informed decision-making. Click here to learn more about Mapleton's "Escape the Vape" efforts and our schedule of events.
In response to rising community interest and student survey data, Mapleton Public Schools’ Skyview Wolverines Athletics Department is excited to announce that Girls’ Flag Football will be offered as a fall sport beginning this August, replacing Girls’ Softball. Click here to learn more!
This April, school districts across Colorado, including Mapleton Public Schools, will administer state assessments, including Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS), PSAT, or SAT. Click here to learn more about important dates and ways to support your child.
Mapleton Public Schools is partnering with Food for Hope to provide consistent nutritional assistance to Mapleton families. Food for Hope works with schools and districts in Adams County to help ensure children have enough to eat when they are not in school. The Food for Hope food pantry, or "The Wolverine Den," is located in the bottom level of Achieve Academy (9100 Poze Blvd., Thornton), and will open to all Mapleton families beginning every Thursday from 9-11 a.m. Click here to learn more!
News from the District
Academy High School freshmen have been learning CPR as part of their Introduction to Health Science class thanks to a grant from the Colorado Department of Education (CDE). This opportunity equips students with life-saving skills and allows them to earn a certification that can enhance their resumes.
Mapleton Public Schools At-A-Glance
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