Superintendent reports Maplewood enrollment, student honors and facility projects
Summary
Superintendent reported Maplewood enrollment and student achievements (10 Waterloo students with 4.0 GPAs), upcoming facility projects including gym resurfacing, weight-room progress, and a vendor estimate of about $70,000 for visiting bleachers.
The superintendent opened the meeting with updates on Maplewood and district facilities. She reported that Maplewood ended the year with 10 Waterloo students earning 4.0 GPAs and that Maplewood’s enrollment for the 2026–27 school year was listed at 762 students.
“We do have those in your email,” she said, referring to Maplewood board notes left by a colleague on vacation. The superintendent also shared that the high-school gym floor was resurfaced and that the weight-room project is in progress with flooring and equipment installation expected to finish within a week.
On facility needs for visiting teams, the superintendent said a vendor estimate for visiting bleachers was about $70,000, not including concrete site work, and asked whether the board supported pursuing booster and business sponsorships to fund that capital expense. Trustees expressed support for exploring community sponsorships and agreed administrators should initiate discussions with boosters and local businesses.
The superintendent additionally described a proposed rural health transformation grant partnership with Access Family Services to study feasibility of an on-site health care site for students and families if awarded; she said partners would perform stakeholder outreach and a feasibility study and asked trustees whether the board would provide a letter of support to pursue the grant.
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