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2022 Celebrating Excellence in Education winner
Congratulations to Kelly Bailey, Media Center Specialist, in her recognition this school year!
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New MSE Logo Sign
Carrie Thrash principal of MSE accepts our new logo sign from these amazing ladies.
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School supplies for the 2022-23 school year
Click here to see the list of supplies needed for the next school year.
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After lower rates since 2016-17, school board approves small mill levy increase to prepare for inflation
During the Sept. 12 Budget Hearing, Maize School Board members approved a slight increase of 1.331 mills to the district's mill levy to avoid a deficit and prepare for rising costs due to inflation.
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Maize Pulse e-newsletter: Sept. 20 edition
Check out the district's latest Maize Pulse district e-newsletter for a message from Dr. Greer, Superintendent of Schools; important Maize Board of Education news; and more.
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Maize USD 266 Needs Assessments
Maize USD 266 has produced a district-level needs assessment, and each school building has done the same to identify common barriers students face and recommendations for improvement. Click to learn more.
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District moves forward on demographic study for potential elementary school boundaries
RSP will conduct an enrollment analysis and boundary analysis, with plans to deliver a final report in February or March.
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Maize USD 266 Food Service shopping local produce this school year
Maize USD 266 Food Service Department is excited to partner alongside RISE Farms to serve locally grown and fresh produce this school year.
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District pursuing demographic study for potential elementary school boundaries
With updated demographic information about the community, Maize USD 266 plans to review whether potential elementary school boundaries could provide efficiencies and improvements and alleviate challenges in the growing district.
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After lower rates since 2016-17, school board to consider small mill levy increase to prepare for inflation
Maize school board members on Sept. 12 will consider a slight increase of up to 1.331 mills to the district's mill levy for the 2022-23 school year.
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Maize Pulse district e-newsletter
In August 2022, Maize USD 266 launched the Maize Pulse e-newsletter. It will be produced about once a month to help keep the Maize USD 266 community informed about news and updates related to the school district, including Maize Board of Education policies.
Connect. Learn. Lead.
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Welcome, Dr. Raquel Greer, Superintendent of Schools
The Maize family welcomed Dr. Raquel Greer, who joins USD 266 as its Superintendent of Schools on July 1. Dr. Greer is eager to guide Maize USD 266 on a journey to refocus and reenergize on instruction and what kids need, she said. Dr. Greer, who has experience as an educator and a school counselor, said the community can expect her to value relationships, teamwork, and caring for people. She said the Maize USD 266 superintendent position was the only job she applied for and was drawn to join and lead the district because of its highly skilled employees, excellent reputation, and involvement of and support from an informed and caring community base. She has been an educator and community member in the Wichita area for 23 years and welcomes the opportunity to continue to get to know Maize and share more about herself.
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Together, we can help students succeed.
Supporting students in defining and pursuing their individual versions of success is one of the greatest legacies we can leave for our community and one of the most
important things we can do to build a better future.In support of that belief, the Maize Education Foundation strives to partner with school leaders, community members, parents, and business owners in order to secure funding and develop partnerships that aid Maize educators in piloting educational and enrichment programs, developing new curriculum, and providing innovative experiential and project-based learning opportunities for all preK-12 students enrolled in the Maize School District.
The Foundation’s mission is to drive resources to help Maize students reach the promise of their potential. It takes a village, but together, we can help Maize students succeed.
