As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, we welcome the arrival of the beautiful fall season here at The Metropolitan Arts Academy. We are enjoying each day with our students and look forward to all the fun to come!

We highly encourage parent involvement at The Metropolitan Arts Academy. If you're interested in volunteering, joining the Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO), or participating in school committees, please reach out to our school office. We value your partnership in fostering a supportive educational environment.

Our dedicated teaching staff is working diligently each and every day to provide your children with a top-notch education. We have Parent-Teacher Conferences coming up in November when you will be able to hear all about what your student has been learning.

We'd like to express our gratitude for your continued support. Your involvement and enthusiasm play a pivotal role in the success of our school. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our school office or your child's teacher. We are here to support you and your family throughout the school year.

Wishing you a wonderful and colorful fall season filled with happiness, learning, and artistic moments.

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If you have any questions, please call us at 303-657-3865

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“The Met has opened my eyes to my passion for dance. I hope that many kids, even after I leave, get to experience that too”-Karina, Student

“Finding the just right school can be a challenge. We were lucky enough to find a place that made Brennan feel at home and kept him safe while learning.  Being at a school with an art focus is an extra bonus because my son loves drawing and creating art projects and so his teachers work to harness his creativity during content instruction. When teachers personalized his learning he started to find success and thrive. And that is what every parent wants for their child.“-Stephanie Rosch, Parent

“Emotional safety is built and carried out through our community of caring, from the moment students walk through the door. Small things like greeting students by name as they enter, to building rapport, and providing additional emotional supports as needed, are available each and every day. Every student is surrounded by adults who care about their emotional well-being as well as academic success.”-Rachel Fox, Title I Teacher