The following are school names associated with Fayetteville places, broken up category. Higher Education Public School Districts The following districts have covered parts of present-day Fayetteville at one time or another. Since these districts were created, school districts have been consolidated and a present-day school district elsewhere in Arkansas may now hold a particular district … More Schools
The New School was founded in 1971 by Bill Mandrell and a group of local families to provide pre-school education. It originally used a room of the ANL medical lab, owned by the Nettleship family. From 1973 to 1979, it operated out of a daycare space at Leverett Gardens, an apartment complex at the northern … More New School
Mount Zion School, District 2, was established in 1871 or 1872 and was on Old Farmington Road. … More Mount Zion School
Ann James, a teacher at the Fayetteville Female Seminary, left that position to start a female seminary in the Mount Comfort community in 1848, complementing the male Ozark Institute that had been operating since 1845. James was born in London, England, the daughter of missionary parents. She came to America in the mid-1840s, joining family … More Mount Comfort Female Seminary
The second Jefferson Elementary building served students on Fayetteville’s south side for 80 years. … More Jefferson Elementary (2)
This early academy was about a quarter mile north of Mud Creek, fairly near the present-day intersection of College Avenue and Joyce Boulevard. … More Clear Creek Academy
The staff of the Fayetteville City Government Channel, led by manager Fritz Gisler, produce short videos about the history of Fayetteville in a series called Faytteville History Minute, which airs on the government channel. This week’s history minute is about the integration of Fayetteville High School in 1954.