For the 1928-1929 school year there were 89 rural school districts in addition to the independent school districts.  This directory provides invaluable historical information on the school system of that time.

​A complete copy of the directory is available HERE.  (we are missing pages 31-32)

The directory contains a listing of the 89 rural school districts and the independent school districts, including location information and names of school board members and teachers.  There is also an alphabetical directory of teachers.

School Directory for the Schools of Fannin County 1928-1929

The page at the right is an example of the type of information that is available in the directory for the following rural school districts:

Adams

Parker Grove

Nunnelee

Ash Grove

Edhube

Rogers

Union Valley

Arledge Ridge

Harrison

English

Brotherton

​Hilger

Lannius

Prairie Point

Clutter

Hail

Bernett

Spring Hill

Lone Elm

Allen's Chapel

Shiloh

Selfs

Allen's Point

Rock Point

McCraw's Chapel

Bralley Pool

Flag Springs

Providence

Woods

Oak Ridge

Truss

Dial

New Harmony

King

Willow Grove

Bartley

Whatley

Short Creek

China Grove

Gentry

​Gober Rural High School

Terry

Dotson

White Rock

Grove Hill

Valley Creek

Union Hill

Corinth

Hopewell

Delba

Nobility

Orangeville

Porter

Kerr

Nocona

Ely

Enterprise

Mahurin

Long Branch

Fulp

Elizabeth Grove

New warren

Fairview

Mulberry

Sandy

Ridings

Boyd

Oakland

Ivanhoe Rural High School

Elwood

New Hope

Post Oak

Danner

Center grove

Lamasco

Carson

Spoonamore

Bigbee

Telephone

Johnson

Mayfield

Riverby

Monkstown

Titus

Taylorville

Cottage Bend

Richland

Finley

Snow Hill

Covey

Bralley

Bledsoe

Bagby

McClelland

Bois D'Arc

Savage

Semple

Sash

High Prairie

​Green's Chapel

The Independent School Districts listed are:

Bonham

Honey Grove

Ravenna

Bailey

Trenton

Randolph

Ector

Three P

(We believe the missing pages would contain Dodd City, Savoy, Ladonia, Windom and Leonard)