Title	Schuyler School District #82
Subject [LCSH]	Schools
Description	Schuyler School (also spelled Schyler) in the northwest corner of Grafton Township, was opened circa 1859 (McHenry County, Grafton Township). On May 2, 1902, the Marengo Republican News reported the school had been “struck by lightning and burned to the ground.” The school was rebuilt. On March 12, 1903, the Crystal Lake Herald stated, “Those who were responsible for its erection and equipment may well feel gratified over the handsome results of their efforts.” The school had the latest in “aides to successful teaching” and was “heated by an improved furnace.” It has screens and curtains on the windows, and “water was supplied by a splendid well in the basement.” Records list new outhouses in 1917 and in 1920 the school closed for a month due to influenza. The school generally had high class numbers reaching 28 students in its final year. Of the last three years, there were seven eighth graders, three of whom graduated. After consolidation with Huntley in 1920, the structure was vacant for a time, deteriorating, and was torn down in 2005.
Date-Created	1905
Format	Photograph
Identifier	Schuyler School.jpg
Rights	Contact Huntley Area Public Library, 11000 Ruth Road, Huntley, IL 60142, (847) 669-5386 for information concerning copyright restrictions applying to the use or reproduction of this image.
Type	Image
Geographic Coverage	Huntley, IL
Contributing Institution	Huntley Area Public Library
Time Period	1900s (1900-1909)
Suggested Topics	Schools
Language	English
Contributors	Nancy Bacheller
Source	Schuyler School.jpg
Date	2017-10-31
Relation	Schools
Tag	Huntley; Schools
Digital Format	JPEG
Collection Name	Huntley Area History