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School
was taught in Liverpool (Hardscrabble area) as early as 1816 in a log house. Eventually,
seven one room frame school houses were built within the Township and three more
near the Township borders. This example opened at Frank's Corners around 1850,
on Station Road, just south of Center Road. These one room schools advanced students no further than the eighth grade. The first high school started in 1895 in the Town Hall. The Class of '98 had five graduates.
Construction of this centralized building was started in 1904. First occupancy
by the high school was in 1906.
In 1922 this section was added to the front of the 1906 building.
In
1952 Liverpool,York and Litchfield Townships, and part of Medina City, formed
the Buckeye Local School District. Thus the last class graduated from Liverpool
High in 1952. Thereafter high school students went to the consolidated campus
in York Township.
In
2004 Liverpool Elementary students moved into this new building on the Buckeye
campus in York Township. A second elementary school shares the campus along with
the junior and senior high school buildings, athletic fields, an administration
building, and bus facilities. A third elementary building is in Litchfield Township
but currently unused because of cost savings measures.. Valley City, Ohio >> Community >> Attractions >> Liverpool Schools | |
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