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Dr. Higgins: New school year brings continued focus on Maize USD 266 student needs, not wants
Like you, we want Maize USD 266 to be the best school district in the state of Kansas and beyond. We balance this vision with the needs of our students and employees. We are in the midst of two initiatives to address these needs.
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OneMa1ze Vision for Growth, Safety, and Opportunity
We invite the community to check out this video that explains the exciting vision for the Aug. 27 bond issue to ensure continued success.
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Culinary arts students, teacher cook up success on national stage
Congratulations to the OneMa1ze culinary arts program! Students were state champions at the 2019 Kansas ProStart Invitational March 6 in Wichita and advanced to compete in May at the National ProStart Invitational in Washington, D.C.
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District recognizes 2019 Celebrating Excellence in Education Award winners
The educators have been recognized by their peers and administrators as professionals who, among other things, work as team players in the district to provide quality educational experiences for students.
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Dr. Higgins: Why an indoor swimming pool for Maize? Now is the right time for this new plan
Our OneMa1ze community will be asked at the polls to consider a plan for a venue that would house an auditorium and an indoor swimming pool to bring new opportunities without an increase to the local tax levy.
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Current Student Registration for 2019-20 school year
On July 15, current student registration will reopen for any student who was not registered in May.
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Dr. Higgins: A closer look at the safety features in upcoming bond issue election
Our No. 1 priority is the safety of our students and employees. In this era of school safety, Maize USD 266 must seek to continually upgrade what we are providing right now in terms of school safety.
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2019-20 District Student Handbook now available
The biggest addition to the handbook this year is the new laude system and changes for valedictorian and salutatorian requirements.
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Are you registered to vote?
The deadline to register to vote in the Aug. 27 bond issue election is July 16 or Aug. 6. Please click for details.
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Dr. Higgins: Proposed bond issue means zero impact on local tax levy, big changes for students
On Aug. 27, our OneMa1ze community will have the opportunity to head to the polls and weigh in on a bond issue election that is a vision for growth, safety, innovation, and opportunity.
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District moves forward on bond plan, vision for growth, safety, innovation, and opportunity
To meet the needs of its rapidly growing student enrollment, Maize USD 266 will move forward on a plan to seek approval from the state and voters on a $108.2 million bond election on Aug. 27.
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Vermillion Elementary School showcases new Girls Who Code club
Vermillion Elementary School's club aims to close the gender gap in STEM areas.
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Five Maize schools earn national character education designation
Congrats to Maize Central, Pray-Woodman, Vermillion, Maize Middle, and Maize South Middle, each named a Capturing Kids' Hearts National Showcase School!
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Dr. Higgins: Momentum drives Maize USD 266 forward on important key issues
I continue to be excited about the momentum of so many important issues, including facilities and growth and the OneMa1ze, OneVision strategic plan.
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Most school fees to remain unchanged for 2019-20
The fee for use of district-owned musical instruments will increase to help cover costs, and the adult lunch cost will increase 15 cents.
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Your opinion needed in state Parent Perception Survey
Please share your feedback: How do you as a parent or guardian define success for your child?
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Maize, area districts reviewing possible changes to special education
Member districts of the Sedgwick County Area Educational Services Interlocal Cooperative are considering a new organization of three separate cooperatives.
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District deploying one:1 Chromebooks in middle schools next year
This is the latest step in the district's ongoing commitment to connect students to the vast world around them with the help of technology and resources.
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Employees celebrated for their life-saving heroism
Maize South Elementary School's Stephany McClellan and Glen Shafer saved the life of fourth-grade student Keegan Dalton.
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Maize High School Cheer recognized for ongoing support of veterans
Maize High School Cheer raises funds and awareness for U.S. veterans, Kansas Honor Flight.
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