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Maple School District reports steady enrollment and unveils 2025–26 theme
Summary
Superintendent Bryan Easter told trustees enrollment is “staying around 287,” noted state budget projection impacts including a $1.7 billion one-time block grant increase, and announced the district theme “Kicking It Old School, ‘Keeping It Rural.’” A special meeting for IDT applications may be scheduled before school starts.
Superintendent Bryan Easter reported to the Maple School District Board that enrollment "is staying around 287" for 2025–26 and that the district may call a special meeting before classes start to consider IDT applications.
Easter briefed trustees on California budget projections and ratios that affect district funding and noted a one-time block grant increase statewide to $1.7 billion that factors into local budget modeling. He also announced the district-wide theme for 2025–26, "Kicking It Old School, 'Keeping It Rural,'" and provided a brief facilities update, including repainting and playground improvements. The board heard that transportation costs for a potential new bus, including an additional seating warranty, remain under review and that an in-person inspection was planned with MOT Director John Campbell.
