Orangethorpe Elementary is a public K–6 school in Fullerton with approximately 530 students and a student–teacher ratio of 24:1. The school focuses on core subjects like reading, math, and science, but it also has programs in the arts and technology to help students learn more. Orangethorpe Elementary has a wide range of students and offers help to students who need it to help them learn. About 18% of students meet or exceed the standards for proficiency in math, and about 35% meet or exceed the standards for proficiency in reading. Funding helps pay for teachers, classroom supplies, and programs that help students. The school is in a residential area and focuses on making learning safe and fun. Orangethorpe Elementary tries to improve basic skills and academic performance, making it one of the best elementary schools in California.

For the second year in a row, Orangethorpe Elementary has earned PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) Platinum status. This means that all of the district's campuses are among the best in California at promoting good behavior and a positive school culture.

Q1. What are some fun things for kids to do at Maple Elementary?

Ans. Art, music, and activities that are based on projects can help people be creative and express themselves.

Q2: How does Maple Elementary help families who are new to the area?

Ans. Families can learn about the school's rules and routines at orientation events and with school guides.

Q3. Can students at Maple Elementary work together?

Ans. Group learning activities help people talk to each other and work together.

Q4: What does Maple Elementary School do to help kids learn how to use computers?

Ans. Students can learn how to use technology safely and how to do research with classroom tools.

Q5: What kinds of things happen at Maple Elementary that everyone can go to?

Ans. Assemblies, themed days, and family events all help to make people feel good about their school.