Year Minimum Foundation building program completed 1955 for Carrollton city; 1959 for Carroll County. Carver High received a new building in Carrollton's building program. Carroll County's program was long delayed by in-county feuding over plans for a consolidated white high school. Springview Elementary, Glanton-Hindsman Elementary and Hudson Elementary. Springview was located south of Carrollton, Hudson in Bowdon and Glanton-Hindsman in Villa Rica.

Year of total integration

Known high schools Carroll County Training (Carrollton) Carver (Carrollton) Carroll County Training became Carver in October 1954, the Carroll County Georgian of Oct. 19 announcing the change. Months later, the name was transferred to the new high school building, with the old becoming Alabama Street Elementary.

Known schools 1950-51: Antioch, [Bowdon], Carroll County Training (15 teachers), Hillside, [Hulett], Mandeville, McIntosh, Pineview, Pleasant Grove, Red Oak, Rock Springs, Rosehill, [Temple], [Villa Rica], Wins Chapel 1951-52: Antioch, [Bowdon], Carroll County Training (18 teachers) 1952-53: Carroll County Training (18 teachers), [Temple]; 10 county schools (11/13/1952 Carroll County Georgian) 1953-54: [Bowdon], Carroll County Training (19 teachers), Hill Side (2, said to have one teacher last year), Mandeville; [Bowdon] was one of the county high schools 1954-55: Alabama Street Elementary, Carver (new names from Carroll County Training), Antioch, Bowdon Colored Elementary (renamed Hudson), [Clem], Hillside, Pineview, Providence, Rose Hill, Shadydale, Spring View, Villa Rica Colored (renamed Glanton-Hindsman) 1955-56: Alabama Street Elementary (15 teachers), Carver High (16); nine county elementary schools (Carroll County Georgian, 10/06/55) 1956-57: Carver High, Glanton-Hindsman, Hudson, Mandeville, Providence, Shady Dale The Georgia Department of Education begins publishing a list of schools in 1956-57. 1956-57: Antioch (grades 1-7), Glanton-Hindsman (1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Rose Hill (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city). County list is incomplete. 1957-58: Antioch (grades 1-7), Glanton-Hindsman (1-7), Hillside (1-7), Hudson (1-7), Pineview (1-7), Providence (1-7), Rose Hill (1-7), Shady Dale (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1958-59: Antioch (grades 1-7), Glanton-Hindsman (1-7), Hillside (1-7), Hudson (1-7), Pineview (1-7), Providence (1-7), Rose Hill (1-7), Shady Dale (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1959-60: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1960-61: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1961-62: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1962-63: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1963-64: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High and Alabama Street Elementary (1-12) (city) 1964-65: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High (8-12), Alabama Street Elementary (4-7), Westside Elementary (1-3) (city) 1965-66: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High (8-12), Alabama Street Elementary (4-7), Westside Elementary (1-3) (city) 1966-67: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High (8-12), Alabama Street Elementary (4-7), Westside Elementary (1-3) (city) 1967-68: Glanton-Hindsman (grades 1-7), Hudson (1-7), Providence (1-7), Springview (1-7) (county); Carver High (6-12), Westside Elementary (1-5) (city) 1968-69: Carver High (grades 6-12), Westside Elementary (1-5). No county schools listed 1969-70: Total integration

Additional notes The Feb. 8, 1955 Carroll County Georgian said Glanton-Hindsman was named for a pair of teachers. At that time, Janie Glanton was still active. No first name was listed for Hindsman in the paper, but a document on the history of Carroll's Black schools noted his name was Corrie Hindsman. The same edition of the Georgian said Hudson was named for Fed Hudson, who donated the land for Bowdon's first African American school.