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SchoolSpringfield, OR

Maple Elementary School

Grades and ages

Grades K-5

Enrollment

249 students

Students per teacher

15.6 per full-time teacher

Tuition

Tuition-free

About Maple Elementary School

Maple Elementary is one of 12 elementary schools in Springfield Public Schools, serving about 250 students in kindergarten through 5th grade at 2109 J Street. We hold high expectations for our staff and our students.

Students can eat breakfast at school before class, and district transportation is available. Springfield Public Schools partners with Willamalane to offer after-school care and no-school-day care at its elementary schools.

Our Family Resource Center connects families with local support, and the Maple PTO meets during the school year.

Student fit

Who this school serves

Grades and ages

  • Public
  • Elementary (K-5)

Learning and support

Curriculum and therapeutic services

Services and supports

  • Breakfast program
  • After-school care (Willamalane)
  • Family Resource Center
  • Bus transportation

Programs

Programs at Maple Elementary School

Other programs and supports

  • Breakfast program
  • After-school care (Willamalane)
  • Family Resource Center
  • Bus transportation

School facts

Practical details for families

Students per Teacher
15.6 per full-time teacher
Students with IEPs
55 (22% of students)
Students with 504 Plans
5

Tuition and funding

Tuition: Tuition-free

  • Tuition-free public school

Enrollment

249 students

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Location and directions

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Physical address

2109 J St, Springfield, OR 97477

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