Mariposa County Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Coulterville High School
Coulterville
7
Greeley Hill Elementary School
Coulterville
25
Lake Don Pedro Elementary School
La Grange
195
Mariposa County High School
Mariposa
461
Mariposa Elementary School
Mariposa
386
Sierra Foothill Charter School
Catheys Valley
140
Sierra Independent Study School
Mariposa
70
Spring Hill High (Continuation) School
Mariposa
33
Woodland Elementary School
Mariposa
435
Yosemite National Park El Portal School
El Portal
46
Yosemite National Park Valley Elementary School
Yosemite
25
Yosemite Park High School
Yosemite
2
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Area & Neighborhood Coverage
Mariposa County Unified School District proudly serves the entirety of Mariposa County, a geographically diverse region nestled within the central Sierra Nevada foothills of California. Our operational footprint spans from the historic gold-rush era town of Mariposa, which acts as the county seat, eastward towards the gateways of Yosemite National Park, encompassing communities such as El Portal and Midpines. To the west, our reach extends into the tranquil agricultural landscapes of Catheys Valley and the charming, remote community of Coulterville. This vast and scenic coverage ensures that families across a wide array of rural and mountainous environments, from bustling local hubs to more secluded homesteads, have access to our schools, making each campus a vital touchstone in its respective locale.
District Overview & Regional Role
In Mariposa County, the unified school district is deeply woven into the fabric of its unique communities. Far more than just educational centers, our schools function as essential community anchors across this expansive, rural landscape. The district's role extends beyond the classroom, fostering a sense of cohesion and support for families navigating life in the foothills and mountains of California. We understand that in a county where distances between neighbors can be significant, the school system acts as a crucial connector, supporting local traditions and ensuring that every child, regardless of their specific Mariposa County address, feels a part of a larger, supportive network. This commitment helps to preserve the distinct character of our small towns and valleys.