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After the addition of the high school building on Emerson Avenue, this building turned the home of Highland Park Junior High School for students in grades seven through nine. Eventually it would come to house Highland Park Middle School and Arch H. McCulloch Intermediate School and collectively serve grades five through eight.
When The Woodlands High School opened on August 26, 1996, McCullough served The Woodlands community as a junior high school. From 2000 to 2005, McCullough was known as "The Woodlands High School McCullough Campus," housing freshmen and sophomores. Since 2005, with the opening of The Woodlands College Park High School, McCullough has once again ...
Conroe Independent School District (CISD) is a school district in Montgomery County, Texas.The current superintendent has been Dr. Curtis Null since June 2018. [3] As of April 2024, Conroe ISD was the 9th largest school district in Texas and 60th largest in the United States.
Greusel Junior High School — Guest Middle School: 2010 Hally Magnet Middle School: 2012 OW Holmes Elementary/Middle School: 2013 Hutchins Intermediate School: 2012 Jackson Intermediate School: 2009 William S. Knudsen Junior High School: 2015 Longfellow Middle School: 2008 Lyster Junior High School — Mettetal Junior High School — Pelham ...
The old building became Highland Park Junior High School, later renamed Arch H. McCulloch Middle School. The school added the fifth grade and split into Highland Park Middle School for grades 7 and 8 and Arch H. McCulloch Intermediate School for grades 5 and 6 upon moving to a new facility; the old building was demolished. [14]
Authorities in Michigan have charged three people with murder in connection with a New Year’s Day shooting that killed a woman and her father, and injured the woman's husband.
Only private schools existed in Montgomery County until 1860, when the public school district was established for white children. The outbreak of the Civil War the following year brought raids by both Union and Confederate forces on local schools, which ultimately closed from 1862 until 1864.
Here the high school was housed until the fall of 1918 when the present high school building was occupied. The plans for the present high school building were prepared and the building was begun with the following in charge of the schools: Board of Education: Peter H. Steenbergen, President, J.W.C. Heslop, and George P. Gardner, Commissioners.