Although this is not a one-room school house, it seemed fitting to show the photo of Lithopolis School on this page.
| No. 1 School; Chaney School | Land granted in 1850 by John Alspach | Converted into a residence |
| No. 2 School | Land granted by James Chaney in 1885 | Later became the Zion Lutheran Church |
| No. 3 School; Jefferson School | Land granted to school board in 1892 by Talbot and Cross | School was abandoned |
| No. 4; Brick School | Land granted 1850 by Levi Spangler, and 1885 by Nathaniel Hoy | Bldg. turned into a residence - near Hoy Memorial Church |
| No. 5 School; | Land granted by "the Leophart's" in 1820 | May have been called "Heister Settlement" and/or "Leophart School" |
| (#6 school?) Greencastle School | Land transferred to school by Anderson and Margaret WEISER in 1877 | School was in Greencastle and probably not the first school there. Greencastle was laid out in 1815 by Jesse Courtright |
| No. 7 School; Coonpath Road School | Land granted 1830 by John Bear. Add'l land later granted by John and Rachel Flood | |
| No. 8 School; Wesley Chapel School | Land granted by the Williamson's | School was in Rock Mill near Wesley Chapel Meth. Church. According to Goslin in abt. 1966, all that was left was the pump |
| No. 9 School; Egypt School | On Salem Church Road | Later turned into a residence |
| No. 10 School; Salem School | School named because of it's proximity to the Salem United Methodist Church | School stood on land once owned by the Zaayer's |
| No. 11 School; Marcy School | About a mile east of Marcy | School was recorded in 1880 |
| No. 12 School; Moore School | Named for the Moore's who owned land across the road | School was converted into a residence |