Mariposa County Unified

Nestled along 5082 Old Highway North in Mariposa, California, Mariposa County Unified is an open, traditional public school district providing comprehensive educational services across a rural remote geographic setting. Operating 11 active campuses, the district delivers academic programming spanning from kindergarten through the 12th grade, alongside adult education offerings. Mariposa County Unified serves a student body of 1,685 learners—comprising 885 male students, 795 female students, and 5 unspecified—representing a diverse spectrum of cultural backgrounds, including 1,012 White, 429 Hispanic, 148 multiracial, 57 American Indian, 16 Asian, 15 Black, and 3 Pacific Islander students.

To effectively foster student achievement and sustain operations across its broad geographic area, Mariposa County Unified maintains a robust workforce totaling approximately 470 full-time equivalent staff members. This dedicated team features an instructional core of roughly 188 full-time equivalent teachers and 40 instructional aides, backed by more than 241 support personnel who oversee administrative, operational, and student care services. As a non-charter public school system, the district remains a vital educational anchor for the Mariposa community. Families, educators, and researchers can learn more about its academic environment by visiting the district’s official website at www.mcusd.org or by contacting the main office at (209) 742-0250.