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| District | School | Township | What became of it |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Fulton County #1 | Trivoli | Received several Trivoli Township districts in 1951 and 1959 |
| #1 | Hawley | Akron | first schoolhouse 1855, nicknamed “Seven By Nine”; second building 1863 burned February 1901; rebuilt by Gaumer Brothers 1901; 1945 teacher Jane Callery (P); 1952 #313 Edelstein CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #2 | Streitmatter (Gruner) | Akron | frame building about 1860; 1945 teacher Myrtle Yarnell (P); 1952 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #3 | Blue School (Anderson School) | Akron | erected 1857 on Anderson farm; moved about 1873; 1945 teacher Katherine Simons (P); 1951 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #4 | Morrow | Akron | no school in 1945; S.W. ¼ of S.W. ¼ Section 17; 1951 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #5 | Townhouse (Town Hall) | Akron | town house 1854; two-story building 1865; schoolhouse 1900; 1945 teacher Marian Johnson (P); 1958 #311 Princeville & #313 Edelstein; 1969 #326 Princeville; restored and moved to Princeville Heritage Museum |
| #6 | Timmons | Akron | first building 1840 in Section 14; second building in Section 23; 1945 teacher Lois E. McWhorter; 1952 #313 Edelstein; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #7 | Blanchard | Princeville | early Monica-area school built 1857; moved to Monica 1882; forerunner of Monica School #99 |
| #7 | Potter | Akron | built 1867 by Levi Booth, Section 35; 1945 teacher Grayce E. Kuhn; 1953 #302 Dunlap Consol.; 1969 #323 Dunlap |
| #8 | Summit | Radnor | Took part of Parks district in 1945 |
| #8 | Summit (Toehead) | Akron | first schoolhouse 1858 named Toehead; Summit built 1883; 1945 teacher Patricia Bushman; 1954 #302 Dunlap; 1969 #323 Dunlap; moved from W. Akron Rd. and Rice Rd. into Dunlap |
| #9 | Wilson | Akron | built about 1870; new school 1895; W. Akron Rd. and N. Slane Rd.; 1945 teacher Marguerite Harmon; 1952 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #10 | Maple Grove | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Mary Etta Edwards; 1947 #307; 1948 #309; corner of N. Brimfield Rd. and W. Forney Rd. |
| #11 | Whitten | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Dottie Weems Clark; 1947 #307; 1948 #308; site deeded November 17, 1866 |
| #12 | Reed | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Orpha Hart; 1948 #309; building erected 1869; N Elmore Rd. and W. Forney Rd. |
| #13 | Burt | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Faith L. Houfburg; 1951 #25 and 309; 1969 #322 and 309; closed 1947; building of 1902 still stands at Route 78 and Tucker Road |
| #14 | Crowley | Brimfield | no school by 1945; 1935 divided among #13, 17, 18 |
| #15 | Brimfield | Brimfield | 1948 #309; school on site from 1839; brick building 1877 |
| #16 | Radley | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Julia Elliott; 1948 #309; built 1874, Section 26 |
| #17 | Bell | Brimfield | formerly district #8; also called Kaighan School and Oak Grove; 1945 teacher Mary Slayton; 1948 #309; first building 1868, burned 1888, rebuilt; Bell Tree Rd. north of Oak Hill |
| #18 | Paradise Chapel | Brimfield | 1945 teacher Louise Coon; 1948 #309; 1951 #25 and 309, consolidated with Elmwood 1951; building 1869, sold 1953, demolished 1969 |
| #19 | Gilbert | Brimfield | no school by 1945; 1947 #307; 1948 #309 |
| #20 | Chillicothe | Chillicothe | Chillicothe Grade School; covered the whole City of Chillicothe; 1936 building; 1968 Chillicothe #321 |
| #21 | Senachwine (Shepard) | Chillicothe | Near Senachwine Creek on land given by John Moffit; 1950 Chillicothe #20 |
| #22 | Valley View (Oak Grove before 1929; Coonskin School) | Chillicothe | Log school on John Hammet land 1829; frame Oak Grove School 1863; no school in 1945; 1949 Chillicothe #20 |
| #23 | Rome | Rome | school about 1835 in a log house; first public schoolhouse about 1848; frame building 1901; 1945 teachers Evalean Gerstner (P, 1-4) and Thelma L. Alvord (5-8); 1968 Chillicothe #321 |
| #24 | Southport | Elmwood | No school 1945-1946; 1951 #25 Elmwood; 1969 #322 Elmwood |
| #25 | Elmwood | Rosefield | 1955-1967; became part of #322 in 1969 |
| #25 | Elmwood Grade School | Elmwood | Union District No. 2 of old districts 2 and 3; 1969 #322 Elmwood; 1897 building later apartments |
| #26 | Phelps | Elmwood | No school 1945-1946; 1951 #25 Elmwood; 1969 #322 Elmwood; 1876 brick shell standing 2009 |
| #27 | Lehigh | Elmwood | 1955 #25 Elmwood; 1969 #322 Elmwood; now a residence on Graham Chapel Rd. |
| #28 | Texas | Elmwood | Formerly District No. 7; also called Hazelbrush College; 1947 #139 Trivoli and #304 Logan; 1969 #324 Farmington (Fulton County); torn down |
| #29 | Graham Chapel | Elmwood | 1955 #29 (part); 1958 #25 Elmwood; 1969 #322 Elmwood; schoolhouse moved to Wildlife Prairie Park 1977 |
| #30 | Harkness Grove | Elmwood | Formerly district 9; 1955-58 #324 Farmington |
| #30 | Harkness Grove | Trivoli | Log school taught by Maria Harkness, attended by Pea Ridge pupils before their own school |
| #31 | Gibbs | Elmwood | 1952 #25; 1969 #322 Elmwood; now a residence (2008) |
| #32 | Blue Ridge | Hallock | Isaiah Nurse log cabin 1839; brick school 1841; building 1856; 1954 Marshall Co. #20; 1968 #321 IVC; site marked by stone beside Blue Ridge Church |
| #33 | Northampton | Hallock | log cabin before 1840; brick 1858; building 1898; 1954 #315 Union CC; 1968 #321; former school now a residence |
| #34 | Union | Hallock | first school in township 1829-30; log school 1836; building 1850; burned December 1935; new school 1936; 1954 #315; 1968 #321; former school for sale 2009 |
| #35 | Southampton | Hallock | first known as Easton School; built 1848; 1952 #313; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #36 | Centerville | Hallock | first school 1850 (Collins Kimball); remodeled 1917; 1952 #313; 1969 #326 |
| #37 | Edelstein | Hallock | 1952 #313; 1969 #326 |
| #38 | West Hallock | Hallock | Seven Day Baptist academy building of 1856 became district schoolhouse; Lake Shore and Hakes Road; 1952 #313; 1969 #326 |
| #39 | Simms (Pleasant View) | Hallock | District No. 5 until 1902; log house 1851; building 1856; brick 1927 on E. Cloverdale Rd.; 1954 #315; 1968 #321 |
| #40 | Hollis | Hollis | First organized about 1838 as Perdue School, District No. 1, T7 R7; renamed Hollis about 1882, No. 40 about 1909; two rooms from 1936; 1969 joined northern Wheeler to form Hollis Consolidated #328; new building used from September 1964 |
| #41 | Maple Ridge | Hollis | Laid out 1838 as district #2; 1957 #317 Mapleton Consolidated; 1969 #327 Illini Bluffs; building bought by LaMarsh Baptist Church and torn down |
| #42 | Mapleton | Hollis | Organized 1862; 1957 #317 Mapleton Consolidated; 1969 #327 Illini Bluffs; 1964 building bought by Hollis Park District in 2001 |
| #43 | Martin | Hollis | Earlier District 4; new one-room school 1936; 1956 #316 Limestone Walters; now a residence at Tuscarora Rd and Cameron Lane |
| #44 | Wheeler | Hollis | Early Duffield and McGrew school; northern part joined Hollis in #328 in 1969, part to #327 Illini Bluffs; original building burned in the 1980s |
| #45 | Greenbush | Jubilee | Schoolhouse built 1855-56 in Section 11; new building 1917; 1951 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville; chart lists it as #44; former school on Princeville Jubilee Road |
| #46 | Shane | Jubilee | First schoolhouse 1847, second 1870; consolidated into Brimfield Unit #309 (1947-48) |
| #47 | Cahill | Jubilee | Brick school 1847 on Knoxville Road; frame school 1893 a quarter mile east; 1947 #307 Brimfield CC; 1949 #309 |
| #48 | Bramble | Jubilee | Land given 1853 by James Bramble in Section 34; new building about 1885; 1948 #309 |
| #49 | Poland | Jubilee | Successor of the Jubilee College schools; schoolhouse built 1859; 1948 #309 |
| #50 | Robin's Nest | Jubilee | Small district south of Robin's Nest; abandoned 1912 |
| #51 | Town House | Jubilee | Began 1890 in the old town house; new building 1895; Section 15, Princeville address; 1947 #307; 1948 #309 |
| #52 | Carroll | Jubilee | Organized 1820-1830 on Patrick Delaney farm; moved 1870 to Thomas Carroll farm; 1950 part #98 Good Hope; 1951 #311 Princeville CC; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #53 | Orange Prairie | Kickapoo | District No. 1 of Kickapoo Township; brick school 1876; 1946 #303 Wilder-Waite; 1969 #323 Dunlap; sold 1961, later torn down |
| #54 | Kickapoo | Kickapoo | 1948 #309 Brimfield; officially closed 1949; building sold 1957 for $3,800 |
| #55 | Howarth | Kickapoo | once part of District #3; 1952 #67 North Limestone; 1958 #318 Limestone Pinkerton; 1969 split among #322 Elmwood, #324 Farmington, #318 Limestone Pinkerton CC; now a residence on Taylor Rd. |
| #56 | Pottstown (Hale's Mill) | Kickapoo | two-room school completed 1901; dissolved July 1, 1963, territory divided among #60, #62, #118 and #318 |
| #57 | Forney | Kickapoo | built 1877; 1949 #309 Brimfield; building at Rt 150 and Ford Road |
| #58 | Heinz | Kickapoo | first school 1855, new building 1904; 1948 Brimfield; standing on Heinz Ln. off Route 150 in 2009 |
| #59 | Secretan (Lonsdale / Logsdale) | Kickapoo | built 1867; Stone School 1857; 1954 #56 Pottstown |
| #60 | Charter Oak (Big Hollow) | Kickapoo | first school 1867, new school 1886; annexed to #118 Woodrow Wilson July 1, 1964; now #150 Peoria |
| #61 | Edwards | Kickapoo | two-room building 1913; 1953 #314 Edwards CC; 1967 #25; 1969 #322 |
| #62 | Pleasant Valley | Limestone | On Farmington Road; land given by the Sword family; rebuilt after 1900 fire; still District 62 |
| #63 | Norwood (Jones School) | Limestone | Log school 1843; frame Jones School until 1892; remodeled 1931; tornado damage Sept. 1965; annexation with Bellevue #152 on January 1, 1990 |
| #64 | Central Limestone | Limestone | Log school about 1849; 1884 building on S. Cameron Lane, now a residence; 1954 #316 Limestone-Walters |
| #65 | Walters | Limestone | Earlier District #4; brick school 1850, frame school 1892; burned 1954; 1954 #316 |
| #66 | Bartonville (Coal Hollow School) | Limestone | Coal Hollow log school 1840; frame 1864; brick eight-room 1906; additions 1926 and 1960 |
| #67 | North Limestone | Limestone | Earlier District 7; brick school about 1855, frame 1871; 1958 #318; 1969 part #322 Elmwood, part #324 Peoria Heights, part #318 |
| #68 | Oak Grove (Trial School) | Limestone | Earlier District 8; built 1860; burned 1920; Oak Grove West 1962 and Oak Grove East |
| #69 | Pleasant Hill | Limestone | Organized April 20, 1860 as District Number 9; four-room brick 1900; new building 2001 |
| #70 | Hedge Row (Monroe School) | Limestone | Organized 1865; renamed Monroe 1946; moved from the airport to Cisna Road |
| #71 | Pinkerton | Logan | 1920 #204 with #72 and #73; 1958 #318 Limestone Pinkerton; 1969 split among #322 Elmwood, #324 Farmington and #318 Limestone Pinkerton; first building 1857, new building 1917, torn down 1960 |
| #72 | Cherry Forks (Cherry Fork) | Logan | formerly #2; 1920 #204, left 1923; 1946 #304 Logan Cons.; 1969 #324; building now a residence on Route 116 |
| #73 | Patton | Logan | formerly #3; 1925 consolidated with Pleasant Grove (#203, later withdrawn; text also gives #209); 1946 #304; 1969 #324; building now a residence on Route 116 |
| #74 | Pleasant Grove | Logan | formerly #4; log school 1835, stone school 1856; 1925 #203; 1946 #304; 1969 #324; sold to Pleasant Grove Cemetery Association 1967; landmark marker 1982 |
| #75 | Smithville | Logan | 1967 #304 by election; 1969 #324; building sold at auction 1972 |
| #76 | Hanna City | Logan | district table lists #204 (1921 #204); text: 1921 #203 for one year; 1969 #324 Farmington East; four-room school 1924-25, demolished 1964 |
| #77 | Salem | Logan | 1951 #75 (closed, building added to Smithville School); 1967 #304; 1969 #324 |
| #78 | Harkers Corner | Logan | organized 1837; 1959 #319 Westwood CC; 1969 #327 |
| #79 | Mooney | Medina | Called Reed School until 1897; 1950 #34 Union; 1954 #315 Union CC; 1968 #321 Illinois Valley Central (Chillicothe) |
| #80 | Rice | Medina | 1953 #302 Dunlap CC and #313 Edelstein CC; 1969 part #326 Princeville and #323 Dunlap; now a home on Route 40 (2009) |
| #81 | Banner | Medina | Once District No. 3, united with Radnor district 10 as Union; 1953 #302 Dunlap CC, #303 Wilder-Waite, #306 Mossville CC; 1968 part #321 IVC; 1969 part #323 Dunlap; closed 1953, torn down 1969 |
| #82 | Boylan | Medina | 1947 #306 Mossville; 1968 #321 IVC; site at Old Galena Road and Cedar Hills Drive |
| #83 | Mossville | Medina | 1947 #306 Mossville CC; 1968 #321 IVC |
| #84 | Alta | Medina | Once District No. 6; burned 1945; 1946 #303 Wilder-Waite; 1969 #323 Dunlap |
| #85 | Elmore | Millbrook | 1946 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #86 | Nightingale | Millbrook | 1946 #305 Princeville; 1969 #326 Princeville CC; building standing 2009 at Nightingale Rd. and Elmore Rd. |
| #87 | French Grove | Millbrook | 1946 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #88 | Laura | Millbrook | 1946 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #89 | Garrison | Millbrook | 1946 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville; once called Point Pleasant, Dist #5 |
| #90 | Scotland | Millbrook | 1947 #307; 1948 #309 Brimfield |
| #91 | Campbell | Millbrook | 1946 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #92 | Spring Valley | Millbrook | 1947 #305; 1969 #326 Princeville |
| #93 | Adams | Princeville | 1948 part #97; 1948 part #20 Stark County; 1951 part #311; 1969 #326 Princeville; log school 1841, frame school 1862; W. Streitmater Rd. between N. Princeville Rd. and N. Duncan Rd. |
| #94 | Moody | Princeville | 1948 #20 Stark County; subscription school founded near 1848; formerly District #2; W. Streitmater Rd. off E. Elliott Rd. |
| #95 | White's Grove | Princeville | 1951 #311 Princeville; 1969 #326 Princeville; district formed 1841, schoolhouse about 1844, new building 1878; N. White Grove and W. Mendell Rd. |
| #96 | Byrnes | Princeville | 1951 #311; 1969 #326; formerly District #1, then #4 (Phoney School); built 1878; moved to W. Laura Rd. and N. Duncan Rd. |
| #97 | Princeville | Princeville | 1951 #311; 1969 #326; first school 1840, stone school 1846, brick 1873-74, new building 1908, gymnasium 1927 |
| #98 | Good Hope | Jubilee | Received part of Carroll in 1950 |
| #98 | Good Hope | Princeville | 1951 #311; 1969 #326; formerly District #6; built about 1860; N. Princeville Jubilee Rd. south of W. Akron Rd. |
| #99 | Monica | Princeville | 1963 #311; 1969 #326; Blanchard School moved to Monica 1882, two-story building 1884 |
| #100 | Nelson | Princeville | 1953 #305 Millbrook Cons.; 1969 #326; schoolhouse 1872; last class 1953; burned by arson 2003 |
| #101 | Henry | Princeville | 1948 part #95; 1951 part #97; 1951 #311; 1969 #329 (as listed on the page); built 1871; N. Duncan Rd. and W. Mendall Rd. |
| #102 | Keady | Radnor | 1945 #105 Dunlap, #302 Dunlap; 1969 #323 Dunlap |
| #103 | Bell Tree (Bell School) | Radnor | Split from the Hazel Dell district, about one mile north; 1945 #302; 1969 #323 |
| #104 | Salem | Radnor | Brick school before 1850; frame school 1868 in the Methodist churchyard; new building 1913; 1946 #302; 1969 #323 |
| #105 | Dunlap | Radnor | Dunlap town school; high school course from 1893; 1945 #302; 1969 #323 |
| #106 | Glendale | Radnor | Log cabin 1849, schoolhouse 1850 on Section 36; earlier School District No. 5; 1946 #303 Wilder-Waite; 1969 #323 |
| #107 | Tucker | Radnor | Frame school 1855 on Cyrus Tucker land; united with District Number Nine 1858; rebuilt 1873; 1946 #303; 1969 #323 |
| #108 | Hazel Dell | Radnor | Brick school about 1850; frame building 1863-64; 1945 #302; 1969 #323 |
| #109 | Parks (originally Dunlap School) | Radnor | Radnor School District #8 in 1886; land donated by Napoleon Dunlap 1848; new building 1875; 1945 part #8 Summit, part #105, part #302; 1954 part #302; 1969 #323 |
| #110 | Dewey (British Institute, British School) | Radnor | District 9 until 1903; first school 1856 on section 34; new school 1898 named Dewey; 1946 #303; 1969 #323 |
| #111 | Kellar | Richwoods | earlier Stringer School (about 1858-1890) and Beaconsfield School (1890-1910, destroyed by lightning); building 1911; Kellar West 1960, became Lindbergh School 1977; 1965 Peoria #150 |
| #112 | Gardener | Richwoods | first school called Stafford School; known as District #2 in 1896; site bought 1874; addition 1947; closed 1965; 1965 Peo Heights #325; building later Tousley-Iber Co. |
| #113 | Hines | Richwoods | originally District #3; log cabin 1840; brick about 1852; frame 1870 burned 1890; two-room 1920; new brick building 1940s at 4603 N. Knoxville; 1965 Peoria #150 |
| #114 | Reservoir Heights | Richwoods | 1905-1928; annexed to Peoria #150 in 1928 per text (table: 1965 Peo Heights #325); site now Washington Gifted School |
| #115 | Chillicothe High School | 1945 county list | 1945 county list; township not given |
| #116 | Richwoods | Richwoods | log house; frame 1860; burned 1906 and rebuilt; closed 1946; corner of Pioneer Park and University; 1946 #303 Wilder-Waite; 1969 #323 Dunlap |
| #117 | Northmoor | Richwoods | site bought from Exposition Gardens 1962; 1965 #150 |
| #117 | Rolling Acres | Richwoods | opened about 1957 to relieve Sipp; 1965 #150 |
| #117 | Sipp | Richwoods | earlier Fulton and Spears (1853) schools; land deeded by Adam Sipp 1859; building dedicated 1926; University and Glen; 1965 #150; closed 1983/1984; demolished 1985 |
| #117 | Spartan Senior Grade School | Richwoods | named 1961; grades 7-8 at Rolling Acres; 1965 #150 |
| #118 | Woodrow Wilson | Kickapoo | took in Charter Oak #60 in 1964 and part of Pottstown #56 in 1963; later part of #150 Peoria |
| #118 | Woodrow Wilson | Richwoods | school records from 1851; earlier Loucks School on Easton Road; Woodrow Wilson built 1925 on Forrest Hill Ave.; absorbed Golden Acres School District; 1965 #150 |
| #119 | Kingman | Richwoods | 1928 #10 |
| #120 | Peoria Heights | Richwoods | Richwoods Academy 1877; Munk’s School 1882; Kelly Ave. frame school 1896; Kelly Street brick school 1916; Monroe Avenue School 1954; 1969 #325 |
| #121 | Brown | Rosefield | first school 1865; frame building after 1875 lightning strike; 1948 part #309; 1951 balance #128; 1953 #314 Edwards CC; 1967 #25 Elmwood; 1969 #322 Elmwood CC; now a residence at DuBois Rd. and Kramm Rd. |
| #122 | Cottonwood | Rosefield | log school from Civil War days, second school about 1880; 1953 #314; 1967 #25; 1969 #322; on Cottonwood Rd. off Rt 8 |
| #123 | Nixon (Miller District) | Rosefield | school built early 1870s; 1953 #314; 1967 #25; 1969 #322; Rt 8 and McIntyre Rd. |
| #124 | Morris (Moody, earlier District #4) | Rosefield | district table labels #124 as Moore School; stone school 1867; 1955 #25; 1969 #322; Eden Rd. near Dorembus Rd. |
| #125 | Moore | Rosefield | new school 1913; Texas Rd. off Rt 8 at W. Windish Rd.; consolidation dates not given separately |
| #126 | Golden Knoll (Hietter / Heitter School) | Rosefield | built about 1855, new building 1922-23; 1947 #307 Brimfield CC; 1969 #309 Brimfield Unit |
| #127 | Oak Hill | Rosefield | first school 1837, district organized 1859, building 1874; consolidated with Elmwood 1963 (#25); 1969 #322; called the last one-room school in Peoria County |
| #128 | Rosefield Center | Rosefield | stone school 1860 (later town hall), frame school 1901; 1954 #314 Edwards CC; 1967 #25; 1969 #322 |
| #129 | Glasford | Timber | 1922 Consolidated District #205; 1959 #319; 1969 part #324 Farmington, part #327 |
| #130 | Saylor | Timber | South of Hanna City; closed May 1960; 1959 #319 Westwood CC; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #131 | Todd | Timber | First school building in Timber Township, about 1835 or 1840; 1959 #319; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #132 | Griggs | Timber | 1953 #149 Oak Grove; 1960 #320 Lancaster-West CC; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #133 | Scovil | Timber | Formed from the Lee and Lancaster districts; July 1, 1963 con. with #149 and Fulton Co. to form #320; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #134 | Cowser (Baty School) | Timber | 1921 #205 Consol Glasford; 1929 withdrawn from #201; 1969 #327 |
| #135 | Bateman | Timber | Earlier #7, #135 from 1903; 1921 #201; 1955 withdrawn from #201; 1969 #327 |
| #136 | Centennial (Ticknor School, Scott School) | Timber | Originally #8; 1921 part #205, part #317 Mapleton CC |
| #137 | Kingston Mines | Timber | Started 1840; 1921 #205; 1969 #327; building torn down |
| #138 | Tyndall | Timber | 1951 #133 Fulton Co.; 1963 #320; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #139 | Trivoli | Trivoli | School on Gillett farm about 1843-44; stone building 1855; frame building 1884-85 (moved 1953, later torn down); new school 1953, closed after 1973-74; 1951 took Bickford; 1960 #324 Farmington |
| #140 | Pea Ridge (Stone School) | Trivoli | Log school before Civil War; limestone building about 1864; 1951 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324; home from 1949, owned by Deal family (2009); Rt 116 and Stone School Rd |
| #141 | Downs | Trivoli | 1959 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324; Route 116 and Downs School Rd; torn down in the 1950s |
| #142 | Blue | Trivoli | Red school about 1850 on Joel Lane farm; blue school about 1855; new building 1891; 1951 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324; now a home at Wasson Rd and Downs School Rd |
| #143 | Trivoli Center | Trivoli | Former Grange hall moved 1881; 1951 Fulton County district; 1969 #324; on South Stone School Rd; torn down for lumber |
| #144 | Bickford | Trivoli | Land donated by Mr. Bickford; new site 1889; last teacher 1948; 1951 #139; 1969 #324; torn down |
| #145 | Concord | Trivoli | Building of 1882; 1959 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324; moved to Balagna farm and preserved |
| #146 | Brunswick | Trivoli | Organized about 1848 in Brunswick church; schoolhouse built before the Civil War; closed 1944, sold 1948, torn down; 1951 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324 |
| #147 | Pennsylvania Ridge (Penn Ridge) | Trivoli | Buildings of 1860 and 1884; 1951 part #304 Logan, part #149 Oak Grove to #320 Lancaster West; 1969 #324 (printed #424) and #327 Timber Township; now a home at Smithville Rd and South Texas Rd |
| #148 | White | Trivoli | Earlier District 10 (also called District #128 in the 1930s text); 1894 building election; 1951 #1 Fulton County; 1969 #324; later a corn crib, torn down |
| #149 | Oak Grove | Trivoli | Organized 1860, first building 1861 (first called Mendenhall), new building 1895; 1963 with #133 formed #320 Lancaster-West CC; 1969 part #324, part #327 |
| #151 | Lawn Ridge | Hallock | 1954 #313; 1969 #326 |
| #152 | Bellevue | Limestone | Annexed with Norwood #63 in 1990 |
| #200 | Elmwood Community High School | Elmwood | Formed 1919 after Township High School No. 154 (1916) was declared illegal |
| #203 | Patton and Pleasant Grove consolidated district | Logan | 1925 consolidation of #73 and #74 |
| #204 | Logan consolidated district (Pinkerton, Cherry Forks, Patton) | Logan | 1920 consolidation of #71, #72, #73 by special election; #73 withdrew 1923 |
| #205 | Community Consolidated District No. 205 (Glasford) | Timber | Formed 1921/1922 from districts 129, 134, 135, 136 and 137 |
| #302 | Dunlap Consolidated | Radnor | Formed 1945-46 from Radnor districts; 1969 #323 |
| #303 | Wilder-Waite | Kickapoo | formed 1946 from Orange Prairie and four other schools; new school completed 1948 |
| #303 | Wilder-Waite Consolidated | Radnor | Formed 1946; 1969 #323 |
| #304 | Logan Consolidated | Logan | formed 1946; four-room school near Eden opened 1954; 1969 into #324 |
| #307 | Brimfield CC | Jubilee | Received Cahill and Town House in 1947 |
| #307 | Brimfield CC | Rosefield | took in Golden Knoll 1947 |
| #309 | Brimfield Community School | Brimfield | consolidated district formed 1948 |
| #309 | Brimfield Consolidated | Kickapoo | formed 1948; took in Kickapoo, Heinz and Forney |
| #309 | Brimfield Unit | Jubilee | Received Shane, Bramble, Poland, Town House (1948) and Cahill (1949) |
| #311 | Princeville CC | Jubilee | Received Greenbush and Carroll in 1951 |
| #311 | Princeville consolidated district | Princeville | formed 1951 from Princeville Township districts |
| #314 | Edwards CC | Rosefield | took in Brown, Cottonwood, Nixon and Rosefield Center 1953-54 |
| #316 | Limestone-Walters | Limestone | Formed 1954 from Central Limestone #64 and Walters #65 |
| #317 | Mapleton Consolidated | Hollis | Formed April 27, 1957 from Maple Ridge #41 and Mapleton #42; became part of #327 in 1968-69 |
| #318 | Limestone | North Limestone #67 joined 1958 | |
| #319 | Westwood Community Consolidated | Timber | Saylor, Harker's Corner and Todd; Westwood School opened 1961; later #327 |
| #320 | Lancaster-West CC | Trivoli | Formed 1963 from Oak Grove #149 and #133 |
| #320 | Lancaster-West Community Consolidated | Timber | Griggs, Scovil, Tyndall and #149; later part #327 |
| #324 | Farmington | Trivoli | Unit district receiving most Trivoli Township schools (1960-1969) |
| #324 | Farmington East Unit District | Logan | formed July 1, 1969 |
| #326 | Princeville | Jubilee | Unit district from 1969 for Greenbush and Carroll territory |
| #326 | Princeville Community Unit | Princeville | 1969 unit district |
| #328 | Hollis Consolidated | Hollis | Formed 1969 from Hollis #40 and northern Wheeler #44; first board meeting July 22, 1969 |
| · | Brimfield Union Academy | Brimfield | opened 1854, six-room building used until 1877 |
| · | Duffield School | Timber | North of Glasford, west of the Karstetter farm home |
| · | Frye School | Richwoods | neighboring district that took Beaconsfield (Kellar) pupils after the 1910 fire |
| · | Golden Acres | Richwoods | former school district absorbed into District #118 Woodrow Wilson, 1956-1960 |
| · | Hallock School | Hallock | photo on page; exact location unknown |
| · | Harker's Corner | Timber | Consolidated with Saylor and Todd in #319, 1959 |
| · | Hollis (at Lafayette and Tuscarora Road) | Limestone | Wooden school with a very small enrollment, mentioned in the Oak Grove history |
| · | Jubilee College | Jubilee | Founded by Bishop Philander Chase; first school in Jubilee Township; later Homewood School |
| · | Kingston | Hollis | Formed in 1859 when the old Duffield district was divided into Kingston and Wheeler |
| · | Lancaster District | Timber | First building 1850; joined with Lee 1868; Scovil School built 1888 |
| · | Lee District | Timber | First building 1868; joined Lancaster District to form Scovil |
| · | Loucks | Richwoods | school south in Werkle’s neighborhood after Spears district divided; later part of #150 |
| · | Nelson | Akron | recollection on page; last class graduated 1953; building burned by arsonists 2003 |
| · | Reed City Institute | Hollis | Private coal-company school at Reed City; built 1888, razed 1927 |
| · | Reed City Institute | Timber | Built 1888, razed 1927 |
| · | Tichnor's Crossing School | Timber | On the T. P. & W. Ry., north of the Gus Olson farm |