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Maple Creek School was first established as a district on February 15, 1878, with an enrollment of 7 boys and 5 girls, grades Kindergarten through eighth. There was inadequate furniture, 23 books in the library, a ventilation system that involved cracks in the exterior walls, and no outhouse facilities. Although it lapsed into the Mad River District in November, 1919, it was re-established as an independent district located near the present site, until 1954, when the student population outgrew its’ housing.

In 1954, Weyerhauser Timber and Roddiscraft Mill donated the present school site to the District. The current schoolhouse was designed and hand-built by the parents and community, to serve a student population of 55 kids. In the early sixties, the mill was closed and the student population fell to an average of 12 - 18 students. It has remained at this level since that time, through several generations of families. This year the school is celebrating its’ fiftieth year at the present site. Our current population of eight boys and six girls closely parallels that of the original small school founded over a century ago. But nowadays, we have plenty of comfortable furniture, a sizeable library, modern heating and plumbing, and, as always, enthusiastic students and dedicated, supporting families who are committed to ensuring that the school will continue to provide excellent eduation to all who are able to attend.