MAPS : Media Arts in the Public Schools

If you ever wondered what MAPS kids are like and what makes them so unique and talented,, here’s a video that pretty much says it all.

A MAPS Mom (Toba Winston) donated some rare, vintage, costume jewelry and our new ENTREPRENEUR class created and launched our Xmas gift store to sell it. And of course, all proceeds help MAPS to remain free-of-charge.

Now our Montana kids have the ability to conceive and create a business and gain valuable experience that can translate into effective, self-started businesses later in life.

We are seeking out support to promote the voting campaign that lasts only one week (Monday 9th -Friday 13th).

Voters can vote five times, once each day this week. If you are interested check out http://www.celebratemydrive.com.

It really is.

please visit https://www.celebratemydrive.com to learn more…voting begins Monday, 11/9, and only lasts one week…

"We are excited at the opportunity to provide Corvallis students in high school and middle school with this motivating and effective program that had its beginning in Corvallis in 2004," Johnson said.

MAPS CEO Peter Rosten said his team "pulled out all stops" for the DUI task force’s public service announcement.

"The Greater Montana Foundation Board of Directors appreciates the overall program, including MAPS addition of the new entrepreneur class, which will help students create their own businesses, along with the new summer session. We applaud the two Awards of Excellence from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Northwest (NATAS, NW), for students’ work. We hope the additional funding from GMF will support their continuing and future growth." GMF executive director Sidney Armstrong