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Explore this 1915 school and see how students learned and thrived in a classroom environment without the internet, computers, electricity, or even running water. Don’t forget to erase the chalkboard!
Reed School, built and placed in operation in 1915, provided a first- through eighth-grade education for hundreds of youngsters, all under the tutelage of a single class teacher. Across Wisconsin, more than 6,000 such schools existed. Bird’s-eye map of Neillsville, WHI#22650.
See images of the Reed School Restoration. One-room schools reflect a more rural and less mobile time in our history. Low student-to-teacher ratios allowed for individualized learning. The wide range of ages provided opportunities for older students to help younger ones.
Reed School, built in 1915, served as a one-room country school through 1951. It provided a first through eighth-grade education with only one teacher. The school is typical of the more than 6,000 one-room schools that dotted the landscape of rural Wisconsin.
See the Reed School website to reserve your field trip. Or call 608-5253-3523 or email us. About Reed School. Reed School, built in 1915, served as a one-room country school through 1951. It provided a first- through eighth-grade education with only one teacher. Reed School offers visitors a unique interpretation of country school life.
Reed School Historic Site is a one room school museum owned and operated by the Wisconsin Historical Society. [1][2][3] The school is located on the corner of U.S. Route 10 and Cardinal Avenue near Neillsville, Wisconsin. The classroom has been restored to its 1939 appearance and is used for school programs. The basement contains an exhibit on ...
