The earliest school buildings were three wood frame buildings on the current school grounds. This picture shows the first brick structure in Texhoma and was nearly completed for the beginning of the 1910 school year. Classes met in various homes and buildings until completed. It was used for 24 years before it was demolished in 1935. Nearly a mile to the south is a similar Texas side brick school building.

Picture postcard owned by Mr. Steve Flanagan

The first school on the Texas side was in the back of a store building the first year and then in a two room frame building on South Second Street. In 1913, this brick school was built directly south of the Oklahoma School on 5th Street. For a number of years they had three year high school but in 1927 Texas side high school students went to the accredited Oklahoma side high school. I've heard that the reason for the move was because the Oklahoma side had a indoor gym.

Pictured in Panhandle Pioneers Vol. 4, page 41, 1973, Texhoma Genealogical and Historical Society

Built in 1921 and burned March 1944 was on the site now occupied by the current high school

Picture postcard owned by Mrs. Peggy White

This building has been remodeled and has been in continuous use.

Both school buildings, looking NW from near the corner of 4th and Elm Street.

From the The Texhoman 1923 Texhoma Annual

The elementary building for grades PreK-4th and gym/auditorium built in 1952

Built in 1935 it is now the junior high school.

The current high school was built in 1950

5th and 6th Grade classrooms and administrative office building was completed in 1963

First gym built in 1953

Band Hut was built in 1957

FFA building was constructed in 1961

A large auditorium was finished in 1963

New gym built in 1979

Bus Barm, 2003