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Maple Elementary School offers a range of educational opportunities to students in grades kindergarten through grade eight. Its curriculum includes reading, writing, math, art, science and English. It employs over 10 staff members, including a social worker, language specialist, nurse, psychologist, custodians and paraprofessionals, as well as provides health and transportation services. The school also maintains a library and media center that features a collection of books and reference and instructional materials. The school organizes a variety of events, including book fairs and field trips. Its facilities include a cafeteria and restrooms. Maple Elementary School encourages the involvement of parents and community members in several school functions and programs. In addition, the school is a part of Maple School District, which is a single school district that serves more than 260 students.

Established in 1935, Vista West High School is one of the largest of continuation high schools governed by the Kern High School District. The school serves more than 150 students in southwestern Bakersfield in California. In addition to continuation education for students aged 16 and older, Vista West High School provides an opportunity program for children between the ages of 14 and 15. It offers classes in math, science, history, art, economics, English, algebra, health education, computer technology and biology. The school has a computer lab, library, gym and auditorium. Vista West High School provides various athletic activities, such as softball, football, volleyball and basketball. It also offers transportation and personal and career guidance services.