Sloan-Hendrix School District

Sloan-Hendrix Public Schools has an elementary campus and a high school campus to serve students in grades kindergarten through twelve. The school physical plant has developed over its history from two buildings which did not include facilities for athletics or fine arts to over ten buildings specifically devoted to the encouragement of the academic, cultural, and physical talents of our students. Many of those buildings stand as a testament to the history of the school and to the vision of Larry Davis, Superintendent of Schools from 1969 to 1993. Due to Mr. Davis's leadership Sloan-Hendrix's progress and growth culminated with the accreditation of the school by the North Central Association in March of 1990. The present administration building dates from the Great Depression and resulted from the W.P.A. program of the F.D.R. administration. The raising of a new high school building was brought about by a fire. The new building was dedicated in 1958 and a new gymnasium opened in 1969. During the 1980-81 session, renovations that doubled the high school classroom area and the elementary classroom area were put to use. The Special Education complex was built in conjunction with vocational classes from Black River Vocational Technical School. Sloan-Hendrix continues to strive to meet each need of its community and students.

Sloan-Hendrix Public Schools exist to prepare all our students with a quality education which will allow them to be productive, responsible citizens in the twenty-first century.

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