Welcome to Mesa Middle School

Perched atop Castle Rock amid canyons, trails, and expansive landscapes, Mesa Middle School commands attention. Recognized for its commitment to the International Baccalaureate program and academic excellence, Mesa is dedicated to nurturing informed and compassionate youth driven to achieve success.

Upon crossing the threshold, you are immediately immersed in a realm of discovery. Serving students in grades 6 through 8, Mesa Middle School proudly boasts an impressive 80% after-school participation rate, encompassing a diverse array of sports and numerous clubs.

Mesa Happenings

Community Service:
Kodiak students provided service and joy to senior citizens in the Founders neighborhood.  Click here to see pictures.

Upcoming Events:
Save the date! - Dec 1, 2023: Light up the Night Semi-Formal Neon Dance for 7th and 8th grade.


What's New?


Thank You Douglas County Voters!
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New Traffic Pattern Near Mesa Middle School
The Town is addressing traffic and pedestrian safety concerns near Mesa Middle School in coordination with Douglas County School District. A Town traffic study identified improvements to enhance vehicular and pedestrian safety and streamline student drop-offs. The improvements include a new road striping plan to help streamline traffic on Mitchell Street near Mesa Middle School, shown in the map LINK.
The total cost of the improvements is estimated at $11,600 with construction completed by Town staff with funds available in existing Town roadway and marking maintenance funds. This striping plan includes:

  • Additional paved parking stalls for overflow parking related to student pickup and drop-off queuing.
  • Separate through and right-turn lanes on North Mitchell Street near Edge Cliff Avenue. The through lane will be a dedicated queuing line for student pick-up and drop-off. The right-turn lane will allow motorists to turn without disruption from school traffic.
  • A speed cushion on the south side of the Mitchell Street pedestrian crosswalk to slow vehicle speeds and traffic control barriers at the west end of the asphalt pedestrian path