Year Minimum Foundation building program completed 1955 (Coweta County) and 1956 (Newnan city) The Coweta County and Newnan city school systems were split at this time. Ruth Hill received a new school in the Newnan city plans, with Howard Warner receiving an addition. Howard Warner had been the city high school, but the joint city-county Newnan-Coweta County Central (always simply referred to as Central) consolidated all high school students in both systems. In the county system, Northside, Eastside and Westside elementary schools were built.

Year of total integration 1970. The school system - Newnan had come under theh Coweta County banner by now - zoned all of its schools in the city of Newnan, splitting grades in many cases. Ruth Hill in 1970 was for grades 4-7, Fairmount-Warner was 5-7, and Central High stayed Central High, but only for grades 9 and 10. Fairmount and Howard Warner combined in the agreement. Grantville also split its schools. Grantville Brown had 1st and 2nd. Northside did grades 1-2; Eastside was 5-8 and Westside handled 6-8.

Known high schools Central (Newnan) Grantville Training Howard Warner (Newnan) Savannah Street (Newnan) Savannah Street was renamed Howard Warner. Central, which opened in 1955, consolidated city and county high schools.

Known schools 1935-36: Corner Branch, Evergreen, Handy, Haralson, Shady Grove (all to get one-room schools built with WPA funds, 10/27/1935 Macon Telegraph) 1945-46: Ruth Hill, Pinson Street, Howard Warner 1948-49: Howard Warner High 1950-51: Brown Junior High (8 teachers; Moreland), Fred Douglas (1), Ebenezer (1), Forksville (1), Grantville Training (12), Ruth Hill (city), Walter B. Hill (6; Turin), New Macedonia (1), New Mount Calvary (1), Oak Grove (3), Pinson Street (city), Powell Chapel (1), Rising Star (3), St. John (2), St. Peter (1), Senoia Junior High (4), Shady Grove (1), Shoal Creek (2), Sims Chapel (1), Smith's Chapel (5; Arnco), Howard Warner (city), Booker T. Washington (1; Sargent RFD), Wesley Chapel (1) (full list for county and city) 1951-52: Ruth Hill, Pinson Street, Howard Warner (full city list); "There will be only nine Negro schools in the county system following extensive consolidation during the past two years." (Newnan Times-Herald 08/09/1951) 1952-53: Ruth Hill, Pinson Street, Howard Warner (full city list); Brown Junior High (8 teachers), Forksville (2), Grantville Training (13), Walter B. Hill Junior High (8), Northside Junior High (12), Rising Star (5), Senoia Junior High (6), Smith Chapel Junior High (5) (full county list) 1953-54: Ruth Hill, Pinson Street, Howard Warner (full city list) 1954-55: Ruth Hill, Pinson Street, Howard Warner (full city list) The Georgia Department of Education begins publishing a list of schools in 1956-57. 1956-57: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (?-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill (1-6), Howard Warner (1-6) (city) 1957-58: Eastside Junior High (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown Junior High (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (7-12), Northside Junior High (1-8), Westside Junior High (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-6), Howard Warner Elementary (1-6) (city) 1958-59: Eastside Junior High (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown Junior High (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (7-12), Northside Junior High (1-8), Westside Junior High (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-6), Howard Warner Elementary (1-6) (city) 1959-60: Eastside Junior High (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown Junior High (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (7-12), Northside Junior High (1-8), Westside Junior High (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-6), Howard Warner Elementary (1-6) (city) 1960-61: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (7-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-7), Howard Warner Elementary (1-7) (city) 1961-62: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-7), Howard Warner Elementary (1-7) (city) 1962-63: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Ruth Hill Elementary (1-7), Howard Elementary (1-7) (city) 1963-64: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8), Howard Elementary (1-5) (city) 1964-65: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8) (city) 1965-66: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8) (city) 1966-67: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8) (city) 1967-68: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8), Howard Warner Elementary (1-5) (city) 1968-69: Eastside (grades 1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Westside (1-8) (county); Fairmount Elementary (1-8), Ruth Hill Elementary (1-8), Howard Warner Elementary (1-5) (city) 1969-70: Eastside (1-8), Fairmount (1-8), Grantville-Brown (1-8), Ruth Hill (1-8), Newnan-Coweta Central High (9-12), Northside (1-8), Howard Warner (1-5), Westside (1-8)

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