We congratulate all students who continue to "Do their Best" here at Mapleton Elementary School. Teachers and staff members have been using their "Doing My Best" stamps each day to recognize students best effort in school work and behavior in our community. Students names are put in a drawing to be invited to  have pizza with Ms. Gledhill our principal. This month there were 40 + students who were the lucky winners and attended the celebration. Keep up the good work everyone!  Pictured here with Celeste Gledhill are some of those who attended.

As part of Mapleton School's "Doing My Best" theme this year, students are being recognized for both academic and social success here at school. 

This week students were recognized for serving others by reaching out and making new friends. 

Teachers and staff are on the look out to catch students 'Doing Their best" for our school community.

We appreciate the effort put forth by the following students who have been selected . 

Pictured here from left to right:

Row # 1 seated: Sydney Davis, Teancum Whiting, Oaklie Peterson and Brandon Buddle.



Second Grade students at Mapleton Elementary are working to complete a special service project for Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City.

Each year students, Moms, Grandmas and Aunts come together to help make hats for the oncology department.  So far they have made 35 hats and have cut material  for 60 more.

Mapleton Elementary third grade students learned to use water color paints with Terrece Beesley, a water color artist who is on the Arts in Education panel for the Utah Division of Arts and Museums.  She was in residence from Oct 3 to 17 Monday Wednesdays and Fridays. Parents  came learn a water color technique from their child on Tuesday October 17.  
     Students  learned about the element of color and the properties of 

 It was a very busy week at Mapleton Elementary School! Parents, teachers and students were delighted to be able to Celebrate Halloween in full costume.  Students enjoyed learning activities centered around the holiday along with a school wide parade! Students paraded through the school to the "Monster Mash" and a medely of other Halloween songs. Parents lined the Hallways and enjoyed the fun. The biggest surprise of all was our Principal, Celeste Gledhill, Facilitator,Darlene Christensen and office staff, Anita Stewart and Teresa Simkins,all dressed as Hippies.