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Mapleton is once again participating in the Summer Food Service Program to ensure children stay nourished and healthy during the break. Thanks to support from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, free dine-in breakfast and lunch will be available at four Mapleton schools for all children 18 and younger during June. No registration or ID is required. Meals must be eaten on-site.

Get a jump start on the 2025-26 school year! Click here to learn more about Back to school nights, school calendars, and school supply lists.

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!

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!

The Annual Update is a simple online process for Mapleton families to update contact and household information, add or enroll new students, confirm current student enrollment, and select schools for the upcoming year. Log into the Infinite Campus Parent Portal, navigate to "More" and select "Annual Update" to review and update your information. Don’t forget to complete the Meal Benefit Application to access fee waivers, discounted services, and more. Submit your updates early for the best chance of securing your first-choice school! Contact your child’s school for login support.

Learn more about Mapleton's Career and Technical Education (CTE) Pathways and our expanded learning opportunities this year that will help students develop the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to be successful and workforce-ready after high school.