Within the present boundaries of
蓝莓视频, Alabama
By T. Larry Smith
Abbeville
Abbeville Academy 鈥� /list-of-schools/1850鈥檚
Abbeville Christian Private School 鈥�
Abbeville Elementary School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Armstrong Academy R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; Armstrong Academy established in /list-of-schools/1886, was located at Camp Springs.
Baker R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Balkum R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;near Tumbleton /list-of-schools/1888
Barnes 鈥�
Blackwoods
Bowen 鈥�
Brackin School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; was located near Camp Branch about /list-of-schools/18/list-of-schools/16.
Browns Crossroads R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Buckner 鈥�
Camp Springs 鈥�
Capps R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Capps School
Center 鈥�
Center School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Christian Home 鈥�
Clendinen School 鈥� /list-of-schools/1900, Abbeville
Clopton R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Concord School 鈥�
Corbitt Springs R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
County Line 鈥�
Deal 鈥�
Edwin 鈥�
Forrest Home University R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; /list-of-schools/1883 at Forrest Home, Alabama.
Haleburg 鈥�
Hardwicksburg 鈥�
Hardy School 鈥� near Headland
Headland Academy 鈥� /list-of-schools/1884
Headland Colored School 鈥�
Headland Elementary School
Headland High School 鈥� /list-of-schools/1947
Headland Middle School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Hebron 鈥�
Haleburg Colored School
Henry County Colored Training School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;/list-of-schools/19/list-of-schools/14, near Abbeville, designed and built by Rosa Parks鈥� father, James McCauley, graduated over /list-of-schools/1,300 students.
Henry County High School 鈥� The Alabama State Legislature ordered a new high school to be built in each county of the state. The 蓝莓视频 High School was built in Headland, Alabama, in /list-of-schools/19/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1. This school served the surrounding communities until it burned in /list-of-schools/1945. It was replaced by Headland High School.
Irvin School- /list-of-schools/1822, the first recorded school in 蓝莓视频, on first hill west of Franklin, the first town in 蓝莓视频 across the Chattahoochee River from Fort Gaines, Georgia.
Jackson 鈥�
Jacksonian Enterprise School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; The first black school in Newville was organized and a building was built. Prof. Abner Jackson was the principal/teacher and the school was incorporated as the Jacksonian Enterprise School, May /list-of-schools/1894. The school was situated near the center of 蓝莓视频 on the Abbeville Southern R.R., /list-of-schools/13 miles from the Junction, where connection is made with the Alabama Midland R.R. In /list-of-schools/19/list-of-schools/19, it would become Newville鈥檚 Rosenwald School.
Jones Valley 鈥�
Judson 鈥�
Kirkland School 鈥� /list-of-schools/1894, near Headland
Lawrenceville Academy 鈥� The Lawrenceville was established before /list-of-schools/1840. It was the most important educational facility in East Alabama. The Academy burned several times. The Academy closed in /list-of-schools/1888.
Mayo Academy-/list-of-schools/1884, near Headland
Mears Academy R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; /list-of-schools/1890, at present Tumbleton.
McGriff 鈥�
Mt. Zion Colored School- Lawrenceville
New Prospect School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; near Edwin
New Hope R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Newville School 鈥� /list-of-schools/188/list-of-schools/1, a crude log building was built in Wells, Alabama to serve as a church and a school. In /list-of-schools/189/list-of-schools/1, a modern (for the times) two-story structure was built on the sight where the Newville Baptist Church stands today. The upper story was used as 鈥淕range Hall鈥�. It was a secret farm society and this organization was largely responsible the erection of the building. The second floor of this building became a Lodge Hall. The first floor was used for the worship services and for the school. In /list-of-schools/1903, Wells was incorporated as Newville, Alabama. In /list-of-schools/19/list-of-schools/13, Grange Hall was torn down and the wood was used to build the new school. The new Newville School was built at the location of the present School building. In September of /list-of-schools/1920, the Newville Public School became Newville Jr. High School. June /list-of-schools/1929, Newville Jr. High School became Newville High School. It was in /list-of-schools/1968, that the Newville School was finally closed. The Newville School building became a county middle school, a vocational school, an alternative school and emptied of all educational classes in 2007.
Oakey Grove R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Old Zion 鈥�
Otho School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;/list-of-schools/1900, Screamer area
Parker 鈥�
Piney Grove School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;/list-of-schools/1850鈥檚, Headland
Pleasant Grove R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Pleasant Hill 鈥�
Pond Bethel 鈥�
Prospect R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Union Opportunity School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;/list-of-schools/1933, designed to teach adults how to read and write during the Great Depression, at Union.
Reynolds R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Rocky Ridge 鈥�
Rosenwald Bronx Colored 鈥�Edwin
Rosenwald Colored School 鈥� In /list-of-schools/19/list-of-schools/19, Lawrence 鈥淏ud鈥� Cotton became the principal of the Jacksonian Enterprise Institute and it was then the, 鈥淣ewville School鈥�. Patrons and parents were the main support for the school. The Newville community requested assistance and received it from the Rosenwald Foundation. A new school was built and named Newville Rosenwald School. It would not be until the late 40鈥檚 Rosenwald would become a high school. In /list-of-schools/1948, the Rosenwald School burned down and a new building was constructed. The now vacated school still stands and is a few hundred feet from the spot where the Jacksonian Enterprise School once stood. It was in /list-of-schools/1968, that the Newville Rosenwald School was finally closed.
Scottsboro R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Shelley R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Shiloh 鈥�
Shorterville 鈥�
Smith School 鈥� /list-of-schools/1930
Snell School 鈥�
Southeast Alabama Agricultural School & Jr. College 鈥� The Southeast Alabama Agriculture School in Abbeville, Alabama, was established in /list-of-schools/1889. It was the first junior college and experiment station of Auburn University. It later became Abbeville high School.
Springfield Academy 鈥�/list-of-schools/1888
Texasville R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Tolbert School 鈥� /濒颈蝉迟-辞蹿-蝉肠丑辞辞濒蝉/1890鈥檚
Tumbleton Colored School 鈥�
Tumbleton Jr. High- /list-of-schools/1927
Union R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Union Hill 鈥�
Wesley 鈥�
Wesley Colored School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Weston R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; /list-of-schools/1892 near Tumbleton
Whitehurst R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1;
Whitehurst 鈥�/list-of-schools/1925
Zion School R/list-of-schools/1/list-of-schools/1; /list-of-schools/1892, Tumbleton
