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The historic Fayetteville school house as it appears today. -
This photo was taken at the grand opening of the red brick Fayetteville schoolhouse in 1911. Image courtesy of Fayetteville ISD -
Fayetteville superintendent Dr. Jeff Harvey at his desk with an scanned image of the schoolhouse from 1944 on his computer screen. Photos by Andy Behlen -
During the Nation’s bicentennial in 1976, the local Cub Scout den planted a live oak tree in front of the schoolhouse.
Fayetteville ISD recently began remodeling its 110-yearold two-story red brick schoolhouse.
The district last held classes in the building in the late 1980s. Since around 1990, the historic structure has been used for storage. FISD Superintendent Dr. Jeff Harvey said the district will convert the downstairs into a spacious new library. The upstairs will house district administrative offices and…
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