Year Minimum Foundation building program completed 1957. Glenwood was built as part of the Winder city building program. Barrow County built no African American schools as the new Glenwood plant consolidates all of the county schools. Glenwood housed all students from both school systems.

Year of total integration ?

Known high schools Fairfield (Statham) Glenwood (Winder) Fairfield completely closed in 1957.

Known schools 1951-52: Bethlehem, Fairfield High, Glenwood High (9 teachers; city school), Tanner's Bridge; three county schools, including high school at Statham (The Winder News, 07/26/1951) (so, full list) 1952-53: Glenwood High 1953-54: Bethlehem (4 teachers), Fairfield (5), Glenwood High (city), Tanner's Bridge (3) (full list) 1954-55: Bethlehem (4 teachers), Fairfield (5), Glenwood (8; city), Tanner's Bridge (3) (full list) 1955-56: Bethlehem, Fairfield, Glenwood (9 teachers; city), Tanner's Bridge (full list) 1956-57: Bethlehem (3 teachers), Fairfield (5), Glenwood (10; city), Tanner's Bridge (4) (full list) The Georgia Department of Education begins publishing a list of schools in 1956-57. 1956-57: Bethlehem (grades 1-8), Fairfield (1-8), Tanner's Bridge (1-8) (county); Glenwood Elementary and High (1-12) (city) 1957-58: Glenwood Elementary and High (grades 1-12) 1958-59: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1959-60: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1960-61: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1961-62: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1962-63: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1963-64: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1964-65: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1965-66: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1966-67: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1967-68: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1968-69: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12) 1969-70: Glenwood High and Elementary (grades 1-12)

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