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The Mapleton brand tells our story — one of connection, belonging, and pride in our schools.
This page provides the tools and guidelines to help everyone in our community share that story clearly and consistently. Here, you’ll find our official logos, colors, fonts, and templates, along with tips for using them effectively across all communications. You’ll also find a variety of logo options, including the main district logo, individual school logos, and branding for the Skyview Wolverines.

Mapleton PowerPoint Template

District PowerPoint Template
We provide a basic platform to start with when developing a presentation. While you have the ability to alter the presentation, we advise you to use our template as a starting point.

PowerPoint Template Download

 

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District Letterhead
The Mapleton Public Schools district letterhead is the official template for all formal district correspondence. It features the primary district logo and standardized design elements to ensure a consistent and professional appearance across all communications.

District letterhead Template

Mapleton Public Schools Logo

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The inspiration for the Mapleton logo came from a photo of a child reading a book. The photo was taken during the reinvention strategic planning process and came to reflect the District’s commitment to providing all Mapleton children with small, safe, family-like environments to foster academic success and personal growth.

Our Colors

Primary Colors: “Mapleton Purple” will continue to serve as our brand’s primary color. Paired with black, these two colors will serve for most of your design material needs.

Secondary Colors: Silver and white serve as our supporting brand colors, adding balance, contrast, and flexibility to our primary palette. They help highlight key content, create clean backgrounds, and maintain a polished, professional look across all materials.

Purple Hex Code: #4F3184 C:84 M:100 Y:6 K:1 R:79 G:49 B:142
Black Hex Code: #000000 C:75 M:68 Y:67 K:90 R:79 G:49 B:142
Silver Hex Code: #BCBEC0 C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:30 R:188 G:190 B:192
White Hex Code: #FFFFFF C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:0 R:255 G:255 B:255

 

Common File Types

  • JPG (.jpg) – A compressed image file best for photos or web use. Smaller file size, but may lose some image quality.

  • PNG (.png) – A high-quality image file ideal for graphics, logos, and designs with transparent backgrounds. Larger than JPG but maintains sharpness.

  • PDF (.pdf) – A document format that preserves layout and formatting. Best for sharing forms, flyers, newsletters, and documents meant for viewing or printing.

  • EPS (.eps) – A scalable vector file used for high-quality printing and design. Best for logos, signage, and materials that need to stay sharp at any size. Can be opened with professional design software like Adobe Illustrator.

Logo Usage

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The Importance of Logo Usage

Our logo is a key part of the Mapleton identity — a symbol of connection, belonging, and pride in our schools. It represents who we are as a district and the shared values that unite our community.

Much time and care have gone into designing a logo that reflects the heart of Mapleton. To preserve its integrity, we ask that all staff, partners, and community members use the logo correctly and consistently. Please avoid altering, stretching, recoloring, or adding personal design elements that change its appearance.

By following these guidelines, you help ensure that every communication — from flyers to social media posts — strengthens the Mapleton brand and tells our story with clarity and pride.

Logo Do’s

  • Use official logo files provided by the Communications Department.

  • Maintain clear space around the logo — keep it free from text, graphics, or other elements.

  • Use approved colors and versions only (full-color, black, or white).

  • Resize proportionally to keep the logo’s shape and design consistent.

  • Use high-resolution files (PNG, PDF, or EPS) for print and digital materials.

  • Place on clean, uncluttered backgrounds for best visibility and readability.

Logo Don’ts

  • Don’t stretch, squish, or crop the logo.

  • Don’t change colors or apply filters, shadows, or effects.

  • Don’t place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds.

  • Don’t add text or graphics directly to or inside the logo.

  • Don’t recreate or redraw the logo in any program.

  • Don’t use outdated or unapproved versions (including screenshots or old logos).