Alamance Co Training School, 1928-1941
16 classrooms, 12 teachers, 325 students in grades 4 through 11 in 1936; destroyed by fire
Alamance-Ossipee School, built 1922
First called "The Hub" High School; students consolidated to Western High 1962
Alexander Wilson School, built 1922
current Elementary School with 600 students; This building razed
Broad Street School in Burlington, NC
Eli Whitney High, built 1928-1931
Closed 1974 as elementary school; building razed 1975
Elmira Elementary, built 1922-1928, closed 1970
10 classrooms, 7 teachers, 286 students in grades 1 through 6 in 1936; became a community center
Elon High School, built 1924
Became Elementary School 1962; High School consolidated to Western Alamance
E.M. Holt Elementary, built 1927
Demolished 1969; school is now an elementary school
Fairground Elementary, built 1925
9 classrooms, 7 teachers, 317 students in grades 1 through 6 in 1936; later became Forest Hill Elementary
Glenhope Elementary, built 1925
8 classrooms, 6 teachers, 286 students grades 1 through 6 in 1936; Students reassigned to Andrews Elementary in 1976 and property sold in 1977
Glen Raven Elementary
3 Classrooms, 3 teachers, 152 students in grades 1 through 5 in 1936; building replaced 1940
Graham Graded School in Graham, NC
Hillcrest School in Burlington, NC
McCray School-circa 1915
One-room school for black students located on Hwy 62 in northern Alamance County
Mebane Graded School in Mebane, NC
Midway Elementary, built 1923
Closed in 1957; Students transferred to Glencoe Elementary
Pleasant Grove Elementary, built 1922
Pleasant Grove High School, built 1922 - 1928
Students transferred to Eastern Alamance High School in 1962
Saxapahaw Elementary, built 1931
New Facility built in 1968; renamed B. Everett Jordan Elementary in Dec. 1972
Sylvan School, built 1912
Became Elementary School in 1960; Old Building burned 1974;
Currently an elementary school