Hamburg High School - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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1 1 'si Centennial .. 3 . X .1 L 5 . ' is Ml 1 5 ' V Z5 an ,Q I ' f te! Eu- 8 , 2 One-hundred years ago, in the fall of 1868 Hamburg Academy first opened its doors. Pre- vious to this date, however, education in Ham- burg established itself through many schools, including the Little Red School House still standing behind the Village Printing House on Main Street, and schoolhouses listed in old records as being on Big Tree Road, and on Camp Road. This last was School House No. 8, and is recorded as having been built on the first land bought by a School District in the Town of Hamburg. Since 1869, the Hamburg School System has grown continually. Hamburg Academy gradu- ated its first high school class in 1881 after having expanded in the fall of 1880 to include the upper grades. The Union Street facilities, including the old Hamburg Academy, were razed to make room for the present elementary school in 1938. In 1955, a new and modern high school was built on Legion Drive. Since that time, a junior high school has been erected on Division Street, and the Pleasant Avenue school now houses inter- mediate grades. District 11:1 includes a grade school in Boston and one on Charlotte Avenue. There is also a grade school in Armor. Plans are now in pro- gress to replace this building. Hamburg has, indeed, come a long way since its students attended the Little Red School House in 1868. 5 4