Lohn Independent School District
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The Lohn Independent School District is a public school district
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 based in the community of Lohn
Lohn, Texas
Lohn is an unincorporated community in McCulloch County, Texas, United States. According to the Handbook of Texas, the community had an estimated population of 149 in 2000.-Geography:...

, Texas
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In 2009, the school district was rated "academically acceptable
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Lohn School

Lohn ISD consists of a single PK-12 campus that serves Lohn and the surrounding rural areas in northern McCulloch County.

History

The history of public education in Lohn dates back to the late nineteenth century. A one-room school house was constructed in 1893. Three years later, the Lohn Central School was completed and two smaller schools in the neighboring communities of Cow Creek and Salt Gap consolidated with it.

In 1915, a two-story brick school building was built. As Lohn continued to grow, the need for a larger school led to the construction of another building in 1934. That school housed the majority of classes until it was replaced by the present facility in 2004.
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