History
Before the Graham Local School District existed, there were six independent schools in the western Champaign county area: Concord, Christiansburg-Jackson, Rosewood, St. Paris, Terre Haute and Westville. Each school consisted of a one building school which housed all grades for their respected population.
In 1957, these 6 buildings were consolidated to form one district, Graham. Concord School became Graham East Elementary. Christiansburg-Jackson School and Rosewood School became Graham South Elementary and Graham North Elementary, respectively. The St. Paris School became Graham Junior High School, and Graham High School was built on U.S. Route 36, near Kite Road.
Its unclear what Westville and Terre Haute schools were used for initially after the merger.
In 2000, a new building, Graham Middle School, was constructed just east of St. Paris on 36. The old Graham Junior High School building was repurposed and used for the Board of Education, administrative offices, and Graham Digital Academy/A. B. Graham Academy. After the academy closed in 2014, the village of St. Paris obtained the building. They chose to demolish it in 2020.
In 2007, yet another building, Graham Elementary, was built right next to the Middle School. Graham Elementary replaced the venerable elementary schools of Graham North, Graham East and Graham South. Both North and South buildings have been demolished after nearly 100 years of service. Currently, the Concord school (Graham East) building is used as a community center.
In 2009, Graham High School underwent a $13 million renovation, including a new kitchen area, air conditioning, and a new gymnasium.
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