Crown Point High School was built in 1911.
The original building that served as Crown Point High School was constructed in 1911. This facility, known as South Ward, was a notable investment for the community at the time, with a construction cost of $35,000. It was designed to be a comprehensive educational center for the growing student population.
Key Details of the Original Crown Point High School
The inaugural structure for Crown Point High School was built with specific capacities and purposes in mind:
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Year of Construction | 1911 |
| Building's Original Name | South Ward |
| Initial Cost | $35,000 |
| Student Capacity | 600 students |
| Grades Included | High school students, alongside 7th and 8th graders |
This building served as a vital educational institution, housing a broad range of students from the upper elementary/middle school grades through high school, reflecting the educational structure of the early 20th century.
