A vote was taken and a new school of two floors was built in Lees Creek just north of where the Lees Creek Church stands on Larrick Rd.

The schools were crowded and it became apparent that a High School was needed. History and Physiology followed with violent opposition. Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography were added a few years later with many protests. Up until about 1860, only four subjects were required to be taught at school-Reading, Writing, Spelling. One of these directors was chosen as a clerk. and 729: Tin Top School at the intersection of Hamilton and Larrick Roads: Willow College School at the intersection of Terrell and Johnson Roads: and Texas School on Texas Road.Įach district had its own school house and a Board of three directors from the immediate neighborhood.

Wayne Township of Clinton County was established in 1837 from territory taken from Green and Richland Townships, and for school purposes was divided into eight districts: Concord School on Reed Road: Harmony School at the intersection of Fisher Road and Terrell Road: just west of the Memphis Church : Pleasant Hill School on Henry Road: Sharps School at the intersection of Hornbeam Rd. First completely centralized school in Ohio.

Originally Wayne Township Centralized Schools.

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