In the Educational Survey of Dooly County (1922), the state of Georgia noted there were five teachers for ten grades. L. D. Singleton (principal), Mary Hughes, Alma Wood, Louise West, and Alberta Lilly were responsible for the education of 100 students.

At the time of the assessment, there were five classrooms with an auditorium and the building was worth $4000.

It is a contributing building to the Lilly Historic District.