Year Minimum Foundation building program completed 1956. Three Black schools included, a high school building for Floyd T. Corry, Hubert-English in Siloam and Darden-Thomas in Union Point.

Year of total integration 1970. Floyd T. Corry is completely integrated in 1970 with Greene County's traditionally white schools. As part of the total integration plan, Floyd T. Corry retains its name - a relative rarity among Black schools - but is relegated to grades 4-7 only. Darden-Thomas, which was an elementary in Union Point, was to house grades 4-7 for students in Union Point's zone. No renaming was announced in the March 6, 1970 Herald-Journal. Hubert-English, an elementary school in Siloam, was to be abandoned completely with its students moved to Greensboro Elementary and Floyd T. Corry Junior High. Greene County had ceased using the white school building in Siloam, which gained new life as part of Nathanael Greene, a private school.

Known high schools Floyd T. Corry (Greensboro) Greene County (Greensboro) Greensboro Colored [Union Point] Floyd T. Corry was named at the start of the 1956-57 school year for Greene's former superintendent, who had died unexpectedly earlier in 1956. Greene County was named in 1950 after the building of a hastily-constructed building to appease African-Americans in the county who were upset over conditions.

Known schools 1944-45: Alexander Colored High, Greensboro Colored High 1948-49: Alexander Center (2 teachers), Andrews Grove (1), Antioch (1), Bethelbra (1), Boswell Chapel (1), Brown's Chapel (1), Caldwell's Chapel (1), County Line (1), East Over (3), Finley Chapel (1), Greensboro Colored High (11), Hutchinson Grove (1), Jones Central (2), Lawrence Grove (2), Macedonia (2), Mosquito Crossing (1), Mount Pleasant (2), New Bethel (2), Penfield (2), Randolph (1), Rock Hill (1), St. Paul (2), Siloam (5), Springfield (2), Union Point (8), Walnut Grove (1), White Plains (5), Woodville (6) 1949-50: Boswell Chapel, Brown's Chapel, Caldwell Chapel, East Over, Greensboro, Hutchinson Grove, Lawrence Grove, Mount Pleasant, New Bethel, Penfield, Randolph, Rock Hill, St. Paul, Siloam, Springfield, Union Point, White Plains Junior High, Woodville; new building for Greensboro Colored High completed in 1949 (09/08/50 News-Journal) 1950-51: Alexander Center, Andrews Grove, Brown's Chapel, County Line, East Over, Greensboro Colored High, Jones Central, Lawrence Grove, Macedonia, Mount Pleasant, Penfield, Randolph, Rock Hill, Siloam, Union Point, White Plains, Woodville 1951-52: Alexander Center, Eastover, Greensboro Colored High, Jones Central, Penfield, Siloam, Union Point, White Plains, Woodville 1952-53: Alexander Center, East Over, Greensboro, Jones Central, Siloam, Union Point, White Plains, Woodville (full list) 1953-54: Alexander Center, Eastover, Greensboro High, Jones Central Elementary, Siloam, Union Point Junior High, White Plains, Woodville 1954-55: Greene County High 1955-56: Greene County High 1956-57: Alexander Center, Floyd T. Corry, Jones Central, Siloam Colored, Union Point Colored, White Plains Colored, Woodville Colored (full list) The Georgia Department of Education begins publishing a list of schools in 1956-57. 1956-57: Alexander Center (grades 1-7), Greensboro High (1-12), Jones Central (1-7), Silom (1-7), Union Point (1-10), White Plains (1-7), Woodville (1-7). Note: Greensboro was not the school's correct name. The date of Corry's renaming is not known, but the previous school had been known as Greene County. 1957-58: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1958-59: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1959-60: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1960-61: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1961-62: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1962-63: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1963-64: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1964-65: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1965-66: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1966-67: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1967-68: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1968-69: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7) 1969-70: Floyd T. Corry Elementary (grades 1-7), Floyd T. Corry High (8-12), Darden-Thomas (1-7), Hubert-English (1-7)

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