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School-Based Clinic Survey
Last year, Mapleton received a grant from CDPHE to explore opening a Community-Based Health Clinic in Mapleton, on the Skyview Campus. On Monday, Nov. 13, all stakeholders, including parents, students, staff, and community members will be asked to complete a survey about this opportunity. Learn more.
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Attendance Matters!
Attendance is key to school success! We care about each student in Mapleton, and when they are in school each day, we know they are staying safe, having fun, and learning. However, when students are not in school, they are falling behind. Learn more about why Attendance Matters in Mapleton.
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Mapleton Reads
Mapleton Reads, our community reading program is back with three new titles! Learn more!
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4A Mill Levy Override - Project Update
Funds from Mapleton's Mill Levy Override are supporting school rebuilds, career and technical preparation opportunities, safety and security improvements, and competitive salaries for teachers and staff. Learn more!
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Healthy School Meals for All
Beginning this year, all students in Mapleton Public Schools will have access to healthy, nutritious school meals at no cost thanks to the Healthy School Meals for All program approved by Colorado voters. All students will also continue to have access to breakfast at no cost.
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CTE Pathways
The Board of Education approved the adoption of the Cengage Career and Technical Education curricular materials to support the development of Mapleton's CTE programs. Learn more!
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Achieve your dreams! Enroll in Mapleton!
Enrollment for the 2024-25 school year begins on Wednesday, Jan. 17. Preview Mapleton's upcoming enrollment events.
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Board of Education selects New Superintendent of Schools
On Tuesday, April 25, Mapleton’s Board of Education voted unanimously to confirm Mr. Mike Crawford as the new Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Crawford will succeed Superintendent Charlotte Ciancio for the 2024-25 school year.
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Global Intermediate Academy's Purpose
Challenge students to be inquirers and to take action.
Our purpose is to educate students through inquiry-based instruction to foster knowledgeable and caring young community members. By building relationships, we will prepare students to think broadly, deeply, and critically to become globally-minded young adults.
