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Superintendent reports enrollment at 241, district to use $4,700 grant for classroom door bolts

Maple Valley School Board · July 1, 2026
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Superintendent Daniel Larson reported enrollment of 241 students, two new families, preschool enrollment at nine, and said the district received a $4,700 Community Betterment Grant to install bolts in classroom doors as a security measure; the district will switch its LMS to Infinite Campus and hold registration help on August 12.

Superintendent Daniel Larson told the board that current enrollment stands at 241 students and that two new families (two children from Tower City and four from Fingal) recently moved into the district; the preschool program currently enrolls nine students. He said locker room repairs and classroom wall fixes are scheduled to finish over the summer.

Larson said the district will switch its Learning Management System from Canvas to Infinite Campus and will hold a Registration Help Day on August 12 (10 a.m.–7 p.m.) to assist families with online registration. He also thanked staff who applied for a Community Betterment Grant; the district secured $4,700 to add bolts into classroom floors to secure doors during lockdown situations.