Year Minimum Foundation building program completed 1957. Combination high school and elementary buildings were completed in Richland and Lumpkin, with an elementary building for Omaha.

Year of total integration 1971. For reasons unknown, Lumpkin was allowed to remain open through the 1970-71 school year. Like in Macon and Hancock counties, an exception might have been granted here as Stewart was a majority-minority school system.

Known high schools Lumpkin Lumpkin High & Industrial Omaha Training Richland High & Industrial Richland's high school grades transferred to Lumpkin in 1964, part of an overhaul that more severely affected white schools. Stewart County fought the state government over removal of a white high school at Richland and a one-room elementary at Omaha, but failed. Omaha's Black elementary remained - it was larger than the white one - but for both races, Richland's school buildings were transformed into junior high schools. School surveys included in Robert L. Cousins material at the Georgia Archives has Omaha listed as grades 1-11 in 1946-47. Twenty-one students were in grades 8-11. That was the only survey for Omaha for a decade of time in that folder and how long it maintained a high school is not known, but possibly well into the mid-1950s. Stats from Annual Reports of the Georgia Department of Education has Stewart with three Black high schools in 1952. The "Training" and "Industrial" parts of Stewart County school names seem to have been dropped around 1968. Both terms typically carried racial connotations in Georgia that were increasingly seen as negative.

Known schools 1935-36: Omaha Training (grades 1-9), Richland High & Industrial 1936-37: Richland High & Industrial 1937-38: Kimbrough, Lumpkin, Omaha, Richland High & Industrial. All four are Rosenwald schools. 1946-47: Athens Hill (1 teacher, grades 1-7), Bethel (1, 1-7), Bluff Springs (2, 1-7), Charles (2, 1-8), Green Grove (2, 1-7), Lumpkin High & Industrial, Morton (2, 1-7), Mount Olive (2, 1-7), New Hope (1, 1-4), Oak Grove (1, 1-7), Omaha (4, 1-11), Philadelphia (2, 1-7), Pleasant Valley (2, 1-7), Randall (2, 1-7), Richland High & Industrial 1947-48: Lumpkin High & Industrial, Richland High & Industrial 1948-49: Lumpkin High & Industrial, Richland High & Industrial 1949-50: Lumpkin High & Industrial, Richland High & Industrial 1950-51: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-11), Richland High & Industrial (grades 1-11) 1951-52: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1952-53: Lumpkin (grades 1-12), Richland (1-12) 1953-54: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1954-55: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Richland High in Industrial (1-12) 1955-56: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1956-57: 18 schools (08/08/57 The Stewart-Webster Journal) The Georgia Department of Education begins publishing a list of schools in 1956-57. 1956-57: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-10), Richland High & Industrial (1-12). Not a complete list. 1957-58: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1958-59: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1959-60: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1960-61: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1961-62: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1962-63: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1963-64: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland High & Industrial (1-12) 1964-65: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland Junior High & Industrial (1-8) 1965-66: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland Junior High & Industrial (1-8) 1966-67: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland Junior High & Industrial (1-8) 1967-68: Lumpkin High & Industrial (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha Training (1-7), Richland Junior High & Industrial (1-8) 1968-69: Lumpkin (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha (1-7), Richland Junior High (1-8) 1969-70: Lumpkin (grades 1-5, 9-12), Omaha (1-7), Richland Junior High (1-8)

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