Beaver Flat NW 29 18 12  W3
Bethania SE 15 17 10 W3
Centre Spring NW 17 17 11 W3
Diamond Hill SW 7 17 12 W3 
Donellyville SE 8 16 10 W3
Fox
Friesen SE 10 19 12 W3
Funk NW 9 19 11 W3
Goethe NW 17 18 10 W3 
Highfield NE 32 18 11 
Hovdestad SE 24 19 13 W3
Leonard S 8 18 12 W3
Lobethal SE 29 19 10 W3
Los Angeles SE 28 18 10 W3
Main Centre
Moscow NW 2 18 12 W3
Notman NW 20 16 11 W2
Reed Valley SW 1 18 10 W3 
Rockside SW 31 17 10 W3
Rosefarm
Rush Lake
Rush Valley
Salt Lake SE 27 18 11 W3
Spenst NE 16 17 12 W3
Swan Lake SW 4 18 11 W3 
Turnhill NW 30 18 11 W3 
Waldeck NE 21 16 12

BEAVERDALE School District No 374 held their organisation meeting in 1895 to build on NE NE 35 26 7 which was north west of Yorkton.  Log cabin built in 1895, and in 1920 a brick school was erected.  Beaverdale became part of Melville school Unit in 1946 and in 1956 the school burned down.  FAIRVIEW was relocated to the school yard and used till 1959.


BEBLO School District No 3962 was built on SE 21 28 5 W2 and operated between 1918-1967


BLACK POPLAR School District No 2129 was built in 1922 on the SE 9 29 5 W2 following the 1920 meeting.  BLACK POPLAR  operated between 1923-1956.


CLEAR CREEK School District No 424 was first situated in 1897 on NW 34 27 6 W2 following the 1896 meeting.  During 1897 while the school ws being built, a school building was leased to start classes.  School closed 1899-1900.  The second school was located at WW 4 28 6 W2.  In 1949 they bought a larger building from the airport which was renovated and used in the schoolyard until 1959, when they moved into Springside.


CROSSROADS School District No 4775 held their first organisation meeting in 1928 to build on SE 24 27 7.  Classes commenced 1929.


GOOD LUCK School District No 3666 held a meeting 1916 to construct a school on SW 14 28 6.  School operated between 1917-1966.


HOMESTEAD School District No 2247 sent in their application in 1908, and following meetings, the wood frame school building 20 x 30 x 12 was constructed on sE 25 28 6 W2.  The school was operational 1909-1956.


NORTH LAKE School District No 3991 held their meeting in 1917 and constructed a building on SW 24 29 6 W2.  Classes were held 1918-1964, The plaque states classes held 1918-1965. 94


SANDY RIVER School District No 1717 held a meeting in 1906 to start construction of a school at NW 33 28 6 W2.  The school was built during  1907, classes were held between 1908-1965. 

 
STONEY COULEE School District  held their first meeting 1915, and classes began 1916.  A fire burned the building, and in 1925 a brick and tile building was erected which served until 1964.  The building was sold, and after being used to store grain, was re-sold and renovated into a home.


WHITESAND School District No 271 held their meeting 1893, and a log building was constructed south of Whitesand river on SE 10 28 5 W2.  A new school was erected in 1909 on SW 3 28 5 W2.  In 1955 a building was bought from the airport and renovated and served until 1967 when the school closed.


WINDSOR School District No 265 held their meerting in 1892, and in 1901 classes began in a log school on NE 31 26 5 2.  A new school was built on SE 6 27 5 W2 which served until 1966.




94 Photograph Gallery  Alphabetical photograph gallery 



95  The history of Atwater, Saskatchewan : and the surrounding districts, Barra, Coma Park, Fertile Belt, Glyndwr  [Atwater, Sask.]: Prepared by the Atwater Historical Society, 1980   includes: 

ATWATER School District No 2311 meeting held 1908, and school building constructed 1909 with west wing added in 1916.  The second floor of the teacherage used as thir classrom in both 1962 and 1967 school years.  In 1970, the school was only one classroom, and in 1979 closed altogether.


BARRA School District No 1189 located on NW 23and following the 1916 cyclone, the new school was built on the SE 26.  Classes served 1917-1946 in the new school.


COMA PARK School District No  


DEVON PARK 167 held was open between 1887-1899 when it was destroyed by prairie fire, and never rebuilt.  The district disorganised in 1916.
FERTILE BELT School District No 4350 was operational 1921-1963, and renovated in 1952. 



GLYNDWR School District No held their meeting in 1904


96  Portrait of a Community : Kelfield, Saskatchewan, Canada Kelfield, Saskatchewan: Kelfield History Book Committee, 1982   includes: 

EVANSTON School District No 4580 held its first meeting 1924 and a school was built on the NE 18 35 18 W3 and classes began 1924.  In 1937, the building burned and rebuilt serving until 1948 when the building was moved to Springwater as a teacherage till 1977.


FOUR MILE LAKE School District No 3286 was built on the NE NE 16 35 19 w3 and served between 1914-1945.


GETTTYSBURG School District No held its meeting in 1908, and opened in 1909 on the NW SE 14 35 20, closing in 1945, and sold in 1959.


IVY SCHOOL School District No was built on the NW 14 34 20 W3 and served between 1916-1948.


KELFIELD School District No 2466 sent in its petition in 1909, and the building was constructed on the S 28 34 19.  Classes were held 1912-1964.


RUBY School District No 1636 was builton the NW NW 32 34 19 W3, and served 1921-1950.


 








97 Reminiscences and reader submitted historical antedotes, written stories, teacher letters.  Internal links. 




98 Various places on the WWW which have stories or pictures about Saskatchewan one room schoolhouse.  Eternal links. 





99  Pages of the Past : History of Shell Lake-Mont Nebo districts  Shell Lake, Saskatchewan: Shell Lake History, 1986   includes: 


HYLAND School District No 5208 was established in 1946 in the hamlet of Mont Nebo.  Served until 1955.


MISTAWASIS School District No 137 established in 1888 as MISTAWASIS PROTESTANT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT.  The building erected in 1914 on NW 22 49 6 W3.  In 1931 the name was changed to MISTAWASIS SCHOOL DISTRICT and it closed in 1955.


MONT NEBO School District No 442 had a log building with lumber framing erected in 1906 which stood till 1955 and school closure.


FUR LAKE School District No 4383 built their school building in 1922.  The building was sold in 1952 on school closure, and moved and re-opened as LONESOME PINE school. 



100   Reminiscences:


Unity ORSH
 
I am a retired farmer and my hobby is collecting  the locations of schoolhouses around the area of Unity, Saskatchewan by interviews, and traveling the countryside.  Marlene Lefebvre , submitter  Frank Oatway, researcher.

 
 101   Reminiscences:


Yellow Creek area ORSH
 
From various local history books, a reader from British Columbia submitted  the locations of schoolhouses around the area of Yellow Creek, Saskatchewan Victor Balon, submitter.



102 Ponteix Yesterday and Today : Ponteix and district. Volume 1  Ponteix, Saskatchewan: Ponteix History Book Committee, 1991   includes: 


ATOIMAH 4201 held classes 1918 to 1948 on the SE 36 9 12 W3. Building moved in 1948. School closed in 1953.  In 1956, the ATOIMAH buidling replaced STOVE LAKE following a lightning strike.


COMFORT 3316 was erected on the NE 18 10 12 W3 and classes were held between 1915-1955.


HULBERT 107 erected SW 17 7 11 3 and was first called GOLDEN VALLEY 1344,until it became discovered their were two GOLDEN VALLEY 1344 school districts the other established near Perdue in 1905.  This GOLDEN VALLEY 1344 near Ponteix established 1915 changed names therefore to HULBERT 107, and served the community till 1949 whence the building was re-used as a school on the Ponteix Hutterian Brethern Colony.



McKNIGHT 863 was formed in 1912 on NE 17 8 12 W3 and closed in 1950.


McPHAIL 3331 served the commnity 1915 to 1949 on NE 8 10 12 W3


NOTEKEU CREEK 3156 sent in their petition 1911, and a building was built on the SE 7 9 12 W3.  School closed 1933.


NOTRE DAME d'AUVERGNE 2369 held their first classes in the church, and then in the new church in 1910.  When the public school district formed, a school building was built on SE 25 9 12 W3.  when the hamlet of Notre Dame d'Auvergne re-located to the other side of Notekeu creek, then the hamlet was re-named Ponteix.  Likewise, the school was re-located to a new site, and became an urban school and not a rural school.  In 1923, the school was burned down, and a new brick building erected.  In 1924 the new name was adopted POIRER 2369, and in 1941 again a name change to PONTEIX 2369.


NOTRE DAME EAST 2787 formed about 1910 on NW 25 9 11 W3 and relaced in 1928.  Closed in 1951.


QUIMPER 3254 was established on the SW 11 8 11 W3 and classes were offered between 1914-1958.


ROYER 4384 held classes between 1921 and 1948 and re-opened between 1950-1953 on the SW 3 9 11 W3.  


STOVE LAKE 4739 was built SE 28 7 12 W3, no start up date known, but closed in 1949.  LITTLE SIX school moved in while STOVE LAKE was repaired. In 1956, the STOVE LAKE school building was struck and destroyed by lightning.  the ATOIMAH school building was moved in and served until closure in 1962.


WESTERLEIGH 3557 was established on SE 1 8 12 W3 and served between 1915 - 1959







103 A Time to Remember : A history of Mortlach and district  Mortlach, Saskatchewan: Mortlach History Book Committee, 1983   includes: 

DOBSON School District #1833 was open 1908-1939. 


ELKHEAD School District #2217  held its organisational meeting in 1908, and the school built 1916 on SE 34 16 1 W3.  It consolidated in 1971 with KALAMAZOO.


KALAMZOO School District #1793  began classes in 1907, and in 1917 a new building was needed.  Closed in 1958, and moved to Mortlach and then to Keeler to assist the schools their with additional classrooms.


RED School District  #1906 was built following a 1907 petition.  The building was erected upon SW 25 17 2 W3.  It burned down in 1948, and the STEVENSON school moved in to the old church site, and re-named RED.


STEVENSON School District #1906 served the community between 1907 - 1946 northwest of Mortlach.  Mortlach located at Sec.22, Twp.17, R.1, W3.77   In 1948, the STEVENSON building was moved and served the RED community.


NOTICE:  Above both RED and STEVENSON school districts are numbered 1906[sic].  This may have been the case following the fire, however they probably originated each with their own number.




104   includes: 

WILKIE 2143 opened 1908.



105 Bridging the Past, volume II : Wolseley history Wolseley & District History Book Committee   includes: 

ERNSCLIFFE 473 organised in 1898, and opened in 1899.  Moved to the top of Campbill Hill, and remained there till closure.


WOLF HILL 823 built on NW 5 16 8 W2 and moved to SE SW 5 16 8 .



106 Bridging the past : Wolseley & district, 1880-1980
Wolseley & District History Book Committee
   includes: 


ABBOTTSFORD 37 held their organisational meeting in 1886 and in 1888 built their school building on SE NW 10 16 10.  Classes commenced and continued until 1944.


ALBERT 689 was built in 1902, closed between 1908-1912, and reopended just to close for 1913, and re-opened in 1914.  In the 1920s a new building was constructed, and in 1942 it was consumed by fire, it was re-built to serve until 1950 when it was moved, and then  classes ceased in 1964.


ALLINDALE 846 held their organisational meeting 1903, and the first school building was sold and renovated into a home.  Pupils were bussed into Sintaluta in 1918-1919.  A new brick building replaced the old in 1921, which served until 1963.


DURHAM 347 held their organisational meeting 1894, and school served between 1895-1965.


MOUNT CRESCENT 911 held their meeting 1903, and it was decided to build their school where sections 27 28 33 and 34 meet together at the corner.  Classes were held 1904-1954.


POPLAR GROVE 31 opened 1886 on NE 9 9 17.  A new school was erected in 1935 which closed in 1963. (For the meridian...Wolseley was located at 11 17 10 W2 as a side note Wolseley post office was first named Wolf Creek. 77 )


ROSE LANE 366 opened 1895 on NE 35 17 9 and it was moved later to SE 18 9.  School closed in 1953, to re-open 1956-1963.


SOUTHGATE 358 comprised the township of 16 11 as its district which was south of the town of Wolseley.  SOUTHGATE opened in 1895, closed for the years 1912 and 1916.  A new building was erected in 1943.  In 1959 classes ceased.


SPRING HILL 4853 as formed in 1930 on SE 25 16 10 and closed in 1959.


ST ANNE'S RCSSD 14 built 1905

THISTLE 36 was formed 1885 on the SE 36 17 9  and closed in 1891.


WESTFIELD 35 held their meeting in 1886, and began by remodelling a home purchased for a school house.  In the same year this home was sold, and THISTLE school building purchased and moved.  This school district closed in 1964.


WOLF CREEK 179 was established in 1899[sic], and the building built in 1893 [sic] on SW 28 15 9 W2.  A new school was built at a new location, the SE 33 15 9 W2.  The school served until 1964 when it was sold, and renovated into a home.


WOLSELEY 25 organised in  1883, and a building built in 1884 in town.



 107   Hand written school listing. Permission for publication online granted by the Dept of Education and the Provincial Archives

.    Submitted by Glen Mason.  


  












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