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Education in Hunt Historical Marker

Established around 1915, the Hunt School combined earlier rural schools on the north and south forks of the Guadalupe River. It served the children of early settlers in Kerr County. Due to increased enrollment and river floods, the community built a new school farther from the river in 1926. In 1934, citizens voted to incorporate the Hunt Independent School District.

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Where is the Education in Hunt Historical Marker located?

The marker is located near the entrance of the Hunt School, on the west side of School Road opposite Dutch Lane in Hunt, Texas.

When was the Hunt School established?

The Hunt School was established around 1915, combining earlier rural schools on the north and south forks of the Guadalupe River.

Why was a new school built in 1926?

A new school was built farther from the river in 1926 due to increased enrollment and river floods.

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