Houston County, Georgia Schools
| Name | Teacher(s) | Location | Grounds | Building | Equipment | Organization |
 Ben Hill School | Miss Louise Davis, Byron, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles northeast to Byron | - | 2 class rooms | poor blackboards; 1 very small map; small globe; decorating flags | 8 grades; 32 pupils |
| Bonaire School | Roy E. Allgood, principal, Bonaire, Ga. Miss Irene Baird, ass't, Bonaire, Ga. | 4 miles south to Kathleen; 5 miles north to Wellston | small school gardens; 2 toilets | 2 class rooms & auditorium; wide hall used for cloak room | blackboards; maps; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library, 75 vols | 8 grades; 57 pupils; literary society; sewing clubs |
 Byron School | J. M. Gooden, principal, Byron, Ga. Miss Ethel Horne, 4th, 5th, & 6th grades, Byron, Ga. Miss Annie Hammock, 1st, 2nd, & 3rd, grades, Byron, Ga. | - | fine oak grove in front, & joining church lot used in connection with school yards; 2 toilets | 3 class rooms | good blackboards; maps; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library; piano; drinking fountains | 9 grades; 85 pupils; sewing, literary, & debating clubs |
| Cleveland School | Miss Mary V. Smith, Byron, Ga. | 3 1/2 miles east to Powersville | situated in beautiful grove; 2 toilets | 1 class room; 1 smaller room for storage | blackboards; maps; some framed pictures; a piano; some illustrative materials | 8 grades; 24 pupils |
| Dunbar School | Miss Mamie Blount, Byron, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles west to Hattie; 4 miles west to Byron | - | - | fair blackboards; 1 map; framed pictures; library, 50 vols, in good sectional case | 4 grades; 14 pupils |
| Elberta School | Miss Margaret Wasner, Wellston, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles west to Hattie; 3 miles east to Wellston | level, magnificent oak grove on premises; very small playgrounds; 1 toilet | 1 class room; cloak rooms; veranda in front; well kept & seasonally decorated in autumn leaves | good blackboards; some maps; framed pictures; small library | 7 grades; 23 pupils |
 Elko School | Mrs. Glenn F. Riley, principal, Elko, Ga. Miss Mary W. Brown, ass't, Elko, Ga. | 5 miles north to Grovania; 6 miles west to Henderson | school gardens; 2 toilets, screened & in good condition | 2 class rooms; unfinished auditorium; cloak rooms | good blackboards; globe; maps; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library, 100 vols; domestic science outfit; piano; illustrative materials; window boxes with flowers; moths, butterflies, etc. | 9 grades; 49 pupils; cooking; literary club ("The Nautilus"); pig club; sewing club; civic improvement club |
| Fairview School | Miss Pauline Wasner, Unadilla, Ga. | 6 miles northwest to Elko | - | - | - | 7 grades; 24 pupils NOTE: Dooly County furnishes about half the patronage to this school. |
 Feagan School | Miss Stella Thurmond, Fort Valley, Ga. | 4 miles northwest to Fort Valley | school garden sowed to grains; 1 toilet | 1 class room; small veranda | good blackboards; several small maps; framed pictures; library, 33 vols; organ; illustrative materials; germinating boxes; pot flowers | 4 grades; 10 pupils; sewing club; community civic improvement club |
| Fort Valley High School | - | - | - | - | - | A fully accredited 4-yr high school; 12 teachers; 11 grades |
| Fort Valley High & Industrial School for Negroes | H. A. Hunt, principal R. L. Smith, instructor in mathematics Mrs. F. J. Hunt, literature Mr. C. B. Johnson, history & science Mrs. F. M. Frazier, 4th & 5th grades Miss M. L. Baker, 1st grade Mrs. Sophia Moore, domestic science Miss S. L. Jones, laundering Mr. W. W. Hayes, agriculture Miss L. J. Taylor, English, music Mrs. A. W. Johnson, reading & spelling Miss Maud E. Mosley, 2nd & 3rd grades Mrs. J. A. Davis, sewing Mrs. J. O'Neal, plain sewing Mr. C. F. Stephens, carpentry Rev. T. J. Crawford, instructor in Bible & Sunday School missionary | - | - | - | - | - |
| Grovania School | Miss Nannie Fletcher, principal, Grovania, Ga. Miss Bertha Sharpe, ass't, Grovania, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles east to Haynesville; 5 miles south to Elko | sloping; a few trees & flowers; rustic pavilion; playgrounds; school gardens; 2 toilets | 2 class rooms; cloak rooms; small work room | good blackboards; several maps; globes; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library, 150 vols; sand-tables; manual training tool chests; booklets; illustrative materials; bird boxes; window boxes; & flowers; covered cooler with bubbling fountain | 9 grades; 47 pupils; sewing; cooking; drawing; literary society; junior civic league; Mother's Club |
| Hattie School | J. W. Cole, principal, Byron, Ga. Miss Flora Rodgers, ass't, Perry, Ga. | - | oak grove, good condition; adjoining church lot; well kept yards; school gardens; 2 toilets | 1 class room & large auditorium used as class room; cloak rooms | poor blackboards; some maps; a reference dictionary; library, 100 vols; framed pictures | 9 grades; 80 pupils; literary society; community Mother's Club NOTE: During the progress of this survey [1915] plans were approved by the superintendent & board to remodel & enlarge this school house so as to meet the requirements of an up-to-date consolidated rural school, & this will be done at once. This will include 3 class rooms, manual training room, kitchenette, cloak rooms, etc, all well lighted & ventilated. |
| Haynesville School | Miss Ella Jackson, Grovania, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles west to Grovania | ample playgrounds; school gardens & hot beds; 2 toilets, good condition | 1 class room; good cloak rooms; library case built into the walls | good blackboards; several maps; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library, 85 vols; illustrative materials; large U. S. flag; pennants; window boxes; flowers | 6 grades; 17 pupils; sewing club; Mother's Club |
 Henderson School | Miss Blanche Youngblood, principal, Perry, Ga. Miss Clara Eubanks, ass't, Perry, Ga. | 6 miles east to Elko; 9 miles north to Perry | - | 2 story; 2 class rooms; cloak rooms; library & rest room, furnished | blackboards; maps; framed pictures; reference dictionary, good stand; library, 130 vols; illustrative materials; flowers; ferns | 8 grades; 41 pupils; paper folding, cardboard construction, sewing, cooking |
| Kathleen School | Miss Jessie Hogg, Kathleen, Ga. | 4 miles north to Bonaire | very fine oak grove in rear; play is supervised; small school garden, well cared for; 2 toilets | 1 class room; cloak rooms; comfortably heated | good blackboards; globe; reference dictionary; framed pictures; library, 40 vols; illustrative materials | 8 grades; 25 pupils; small tomato club |
| Lakeside School | Miss Hilda Brooks, Perry, Ga. | 4 miles northeast to Kathleen | small school garden; 2 toilets | 1 class room; 2 cloak rooms; veranda in front; a well planned building | blackboards; several maps; a reference dictionary; a small library; small globe; framed pictures; illustrative materials; window plants | 6 grades; 12 pupils; a sewing club organized in the school |
| Lakeview School | S. E. Delinger, principal, Powersville, Ga. Miss Sadie Henderson, ass't, Powersville, Ga. | 4 miles west to Powersville | fine oak grove; school gardens; 2 toilets, screened & in good condition | 2 class rooms; cloak rooms | blackboards; 1 U. S. history map; a reference dictionary; library, 30 vols, in good case; illustrative materials | 8 grades; 75 pupils; drawing; literary society |
| Murph School | Miss Martha Talton, principal, Montezuma, Ga. Miss Essie Dorsett, ass't, Montezuma, Ga. | 6 miles southeast to Henderson | good school gardens, well cared for; 2 toilets | 2 class rooms; cloak rooms | good blackboards; maps; globe; framed pictures; reference dictionary; library, 40 vols; organ; small decorative flags | 8 grades; 41 pupils; gardening; debating club; sewing clubs |
| Myrtle School | Miss Bessie Anderson, Myrtle, Ga. | - | - | 1 class room; small veranda in front | good blackboards; 2 maps; framed pictures; library, 40 vols; reference dictionary | 7 grades; 27 pupils; sewing club |
| Oakland School | Miss Nellie Paschal, Wellston, Ga. | 2 1/2 miles northwest to Hattie; 4 miles northeast to Wellston | - | 1 class room; small veranda | - | 6 grades; 26 pupils |
| Perry High School | C. E. Crook, principal Miss Louise Rainey, 7th & 8th grades Miss Sue Jelks Ware, 5th & 6th grades Miss Hortense Davant, 3d & 4th grades Miss Georgia Hurst, 1st & 2nd grades | - | - | - | - | 10 grades; 150 pupils |
| Powersville School | Miss Bessie Quick, Powersville, Ga. | 5 miles north to Byron | small school garden; 2 toilets | 1 class room; cloak rooms | blackboards; maps; framed pictures; U. S. flag | 8 grades; 33 pupils; sewing club |
 Small's Academy | Miss Claudia Tinley, Fort Valley, Ga. | 5 miles east to Perry | - | - | cloth blackboards; 1 U. S. history map; a few framed pictures | 7 grades; 27 pupils |
 Spring Hill School | Miss Laura Talton, Perry, Ga. | 3 miles south to Perry | - | - | blackboards; 1 U. S. history map; reference dictionary; framed pictures; library in good case; small decorative flags; illustrative materials | 6 grades; 28 pupils; sewing club |
| Tivola School | Miss Clifford Heard, Perry, Ga. | 4 miles north to Kathleen; 6 miles south to Haynesville | - | 1 class room; cloak rooms | poor blackboards; small organ | 6 grades; 27 pupils; literary club |
| Union School | N. H. Reid, principal, Bonaire, Ga. Miss Made Collins; ass't, Bonaire, Ga. | - | perfectly level lot with fine oak grove; small school gardens; 2 toilets | 2 class rooms; cloak rooms | good blackboards; 1 small map; library, 75 vols; reference dictionary | 8 grades; 62 pupils; a debating club & a corn club |
| Wellston School | T. W. Murray, principal, Wellston, Ga. Miss Marilu Wellons, ass't, Wellston, Ga. | 5 miles south to Bonaire | good school gardens; 2 toilets | 2 class rooms; cloak rooms - There is also on the grounds a community building, 2 stories, used as a lodge for several fraternal & social orders, an auditorium for the school & the community, etc. On an adjoining lot is a good church building. | poor blackboards; 2 maps; small dictionary at each desk; large U. S. flag; library, 50 vols | 9 grades; 51 pupils; literary club; corn club; sewing club; Women's Club |
