MAPS : Media Arts in the Public Schools

Montana Governor Steve Bullock shares that:
"MAPS better prepares our Montana students for the jobs of the future while they
explore their passion in the media arts. While this award is for everyone, without Peter
Rosten, there would be no MAPS. Peter was always willing to share his talents and
make the world around him a better place."

“The Greater Montana Foundation is proud to continue our investment in MAPS Media Institute as it commits to build its programs for the benefit of our state’s youth, especially in rural and tribal communities,” Sidney Armstrong, executive director of GMF said. “We are especially gratified that its excellence is being recognized on a local, regional and national levels.”

This film is extra special…it is the last film that Peter Rosten advised students on…Thank you Peter for believing in Montana’s students and for never playing it "safe."

MAPS is gearing up to start it’s 14th year of afterschool programming!

Sometimes the "Afterschool" hours are the most important in a child’s life.

Special thanks to communities of Boulder, Harlem and Hot Springs for welcoming MAPS to help share their amazing stories.

It only takes one yes.

Please join Susan, Charity, Amity, Justus and Medellee in celebrating the life of Peter Rosten. Peter loved beyond measure and absolutely appreciated a good celebration. Lets gather together, share stories and honor this incredible person.

And don’t forget our infamous Pie Potluck at MAPS following the event.

His world was enriched immeasurably by the thousands of students and supporters that grew MAPS beyond his wildest hopes.

Words cannot express my admiration for Peter’s life and his dedication to the future leaders of Montana. A fitting legacy will be to see his vision and passion grow throughout Montana so that every school child can participate in the MAPS program.