Sports/Game Club (Mornings, 7:15 - 8 a.m.)
Get moving with high-energy games like soccer, volleyball, basketball, dodgeball, tag, and more! This club is all about building speed, coordination, and teamwork through fun, fast-paced play. Each session helps improve your reflexes, fitness, and game strategy—all while having a blast. Open to all grades—just bring your energy and a positive attitude! 

Get Up and Dance Club
Get Up and Dance Club gets you moving while boosting your brain. Learning routines improves memory, focus, and discipline—skills that carry straight into the classroom. Plus, teamwork and confidence gained on the dance floor help you participate and succeed academically. 

Hero Kids Sports Club
Hero Kids Sports Club builds strong bodies and sharp minds. Through teamwork, practice, and goal-setting, kids develop discipline, focus, and problem-solving skills that support academic success. Staying active also boosts energy and concentration, helping students perform better in the classroom. 

Sticky Fingers Cooking Club
Sticky Fingers Cooking Club mixes fun with learning. As students measure, follow recipes, and experiment with ingredients, they build math, reading, and problem-solving skills. Cooking also strengthens focus, organization, and creativity, helping students succeed both in the kitchen and the classroom. 

Homework Club
Homework Club provides a supportive space where students can stay organized, complete assignments, and build strong study habits. With guided help and a focused environment, students improve time management, understanding of key concepts, and overall academic confidence—setting them up for success in every subject. 

English for Beginners Club
English for Beginners Club helps students build strong language foundations in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Through practice in speaking, reading, and writing, members improve communication skills, vocabulary, and comprehension—boosting confidence and making it easier to succeed across all academic subjects.  

Pokémon Club K-6  (Mornings, 7:15 - 8 a.m.)
Students explore the Pokémon universe through critical thinking and strategic analysis. Members study game mechanics, lore, and battle tactics while developing skills in problem-solving, communication, collaboration, math skills, and reading/writing skills. Open to all interested grades—no experience required. 

Art Hub Club
Vibrant community where students explore creativity through drawing and coloring. It’s a welcoming space to learn new techniques, share ideas, and express yourself through art. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, join us to develop your skills, inspire others, and have fun bringing your imagination to life! Open to all 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th. 

ELA Intervention Club
ELA Intervention Club gives students targeted support to strengthen reading, writing, and comprehension skills. With focused practice and guided instruction, students build confidence, improve critical thinking, and develop the literacy skills needed for success across all academic subjects. 

Gardening Club
Gardening Club connects students with nature while growing academic skills. Through planting and caring for gardens, students explore science concepts, practice responsibility, and build patience. Hands-on learning also strengthens observation and problem-solving—skills that support success in the classroom. 

Robotics Club
Robotics Club brings learning to life through hands-on building and coding. Students develop problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork skills while exploring STEM concepts. These experiences strengthen logic, creativity, and perseverance—key skills for success in math, science, and beyond. 

Sign Language Club​​​​​​​
Sign Language Club teaches students a new way to communicate while boosting cognitive skills. Learning and practicing sign language enhances memory, attention, and language development, while promoting empathy and cultural awareness—skills that support academic success across all subjects. 

Parenting Classes​​​​​​​
Parenting Classes equip caregivers with strategies to support their children’s growth and learning. By exploring child development, communication, and positive guidance techniques, parents strengthen skills that help improve their children’s focus, confidence, and academic success at home and in school. 

Imagination Art Club​​​​​​​
Imagination Art Club sparks creativity while building key academic skills. Through drawing, painting, and creative projects, students enhance critical thinking, problem-solving, and fine motor skills. Expressing ideas visually also boosts focus and confidence, supporting success across all classroom subjects. 

Math Intervention
Math Intervention-  Boost your math skills and confidence! Get targeted support, practice key concepts, and strengthen problem-solving abilities—helping you succeed in class and beyond. 

Running Club K-6  (Mornings, 7:15 - 8 a.m.)
Join us to have fun while running, learning how to stay active, and building healthy habits! We’ll practice different ways to run, improve our strength and speed, and work together as a team. Everyone is welcome, all grades!—come ready to move and have a great time! 

Karaoke/Just Dance Club

A lively space where students can express themselves through singing and dancing. If you love belting out your favorite songs and show your best dance moves, this club is all about having fun, building confidence, and enjoying music together. All grades are welcome—no experience needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm! 

Karate Club
Join our Karate Club to build focus, discipline, and perseverance through martial arts training. These skills carry over to academics, helping improve concentration, goal-setting, and self-confidence—boosting performance in the classroom as well as on the mat. 

Intercommunication Skills Club K-6 (Mornings, 7:17 - 8 a.m.) 

Structured and supportive environment where students can develop essential communication and interpersonal skills through open, respectful conversations. The club encourages active listening, critical thinking, and meaningful dialogue on a variety of topics, fostering a strong sense of community and collaboration. It aims to enhance students’ social confidence and emotional intelligence, preparing them for effective interaction both inside and outside the classroom. Everyone is welcome, all grades! 

Zumba Club
A lively space where students can express themselves through dancing. If you love to dance, come show your best dance moves, this club is all about having fun, building confidence.  

Movie Club
Join the Movie Club to explore films from around the world and dive into meaningful discussions. Enhance critical thinking, improve media literacy, and strengthen communication skills—tools that help both in the classroom and beyond. 

Chess Club
Join Chess Club to sharpen your strategic thinking, problem-solving, and concentration skills. Playing chess strengthens logic, planning, and patience—abilities that directly support academic success across all subjects. 

Steam Club K-6 (Mornings, 7:15 - 8 a.m.)
Get moving with high-energy tag games and more! This club is all about building speed, coordination, and teamwork through fun, fast-paced play. Each session helps improve your reflexes, fitness, and game strategy while having a blast. Open to all grades—just bring your energy and a positive attitude! 

The Colorado (CO-20101) Cadet Squadron of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) was established on July 1, 2010, by agreement between the United States Air Force and the Mapleton School District.

The Air Force Junior ROTC curriculum includes aerospace related academic instruction and leadership training. The Senior Aerospace Science Instructor and Leadership Education Instructor are retired Air Force personnel with extensive backgrounds in professional education and Air Force training.

The cadet squadron will be managed and operated by cadet commissioned and non-commissioned officers.  Through the cadet organization, cadets learn leadership skills and how to direct activities.

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As a Mapleton student, you have the opportunity to compete in a variety of junior high and high school sports as a proud Skyview Wolverine. Competing as a Skyview Wolverine takes time, energy and focus, but the rewards are great. Mapleton Public Schools invites all eligible students to participate in their favorite sports and to try out for a new sport in another season.

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 The Mapleton SOS program is dedicated to serving and inspiring youth. We work in conjunction with the nonprofit SOS Outreach. SOS teaches core values, provides adult mentoring and creates community outreach opportunities through adventure sports and service learning. SOS aims to build protective factors and resiliency characteristics in youth through our Learn to Ride and Mentor programs.

Who can participate?

Mapleton SOS is first available to all Mapleton 7th and 8th grade students through the Learn to Ride Program (LTR). Students who complete LTR become eligible for the SOS University Program for the remainder of their Mapleton career.

Students must apply for the LTR program in middle school. Applications are usually distributed in October and the LTR program is held in December.

The SOS Mentor Program (formally the University Program) is a year-round program beginning in October. Students in this program meet together at least once a month to complete service learning projects or snowboard as a group. Most other events are set within small groups.

For more information contact Sergio Panelo.

Participation requirements:

Students in the SOS program are expected to complete all the required elements (service learning projects, ride days, meetings). Furthermore, SOS students are expected to maintain good academics, behavior and attendance in order to participate.

The LTR program costs students $25 and the Mentor program costs $150-$250.

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Debate Coaches: Kati Baines Patton and Josh Hirsch

As a member of the Denver Urban Debate League, Mapleton students have the opportunity to learn and achieve through competitive debate and speech activities. Students may participate in the following activities:

• Debate: Students learn how to argue, rebut arguments, research, and think quickly.

• Congress: Students write and persuasively argue legislation in a congressional chamber.

• Speech: Students can choose to participate in a variety of events. Impromptu (Responding immediately and quickly to a prompt), Drama (Performing a dramatic monologue or paired performance), Slam Poetry (Perform an original piece of poetry or verse), Informational Speaking (Present, demonstrate and inform the audience), Oratory (Pick a topic, create a speech, perform and impress the judges)  

In 2015, Mapleton's Speech and Debate Team took home the League Champion trophy. Mapleton's top varsity debate team also attended the National Tournament in San Francisco. Alumni from Mapleton's speech and debate team are currently attending Stanford, MIT, Yale and other prestigious universities. In 2015, coach Josh Hirsch was named Coach of the Year. Current Mapleton Students have earned some of the highest honors in the debate league, including representing Denver at the national debate competition.

Who can participate?

The Speech and Debate Club is open to all Mapleton 9-12 grade students. It is never too late to join the club and students from all Mapleton campuses are invited to attend.

All students are required to:

• Debaters meet with their partner or work on their own for 2-4 hours a week

• Attend practice weekly.

• Speakers will create their own material and practice together.  

Debate Practice

Debate practice is held every Monday and Friday from 4:00 - 5:30 PM in Rooms E108 and E112 at York International.