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Apr 18, 2021 · From the “College” to Eula D. Britton High School, the history of the educational plight of the Black community in Rayville has been phenomenal and will never be forgotten. From its famous sub-divisions that included Greer Road, New Town, Buck’s Pasture, River Road, Potts Town,
Britton continued to further her education while still the head administrator of the school that began as a five month school, offering only a sixth grade education.
At the beginning of the 1970-71 school year the school was changed to a middle school, the name (Eula D. Britton) discarded, and all records and artifacts became unaccounted for. In 1980 all of the buildings were torn down and thanks to a small group of former teachers and students the “Gym” was saved.
May 14, 2014 · This group is set up for staying in touch with the 'Rayville Rosenwald/Eula D. Britton Community".There are no rules-we simply ask that you leave your drama at the door, no profound language, and no...
Here are some memories of the school. If you have any memories you would like to add please CONTACT US and we will add the page. School History. School Principals. Graduating Classes.
In 1956 it was named after the school’s first principal, Eula D. Britton. The school graduated 31 classes and served K-12 students throughout its 66 years before closing in 1970. Alumni...
Became Eula D. Britton High School in 1956. The school closed in 1970. This original gym was opened in 1952 and is the only remaining structure from the school.
