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A [[1961]] addition to the school, designed by [[Warren Knight & Davis]], provided nine new classrooms, a conference room, and restrooms. [[Cab Construction Co.]] completed the addition at a cost of $150,000. | A [[1961]] addition to the school, designed by [[Warren Knight & Davis]], provided nine new classrooms, a conference room, and restrooms. [[Cab Construction Co.]] completed the addition at a cost of $150,000. | ||
When the school closed in [2015]], Martha Gaskins Middle School was converted into an elementary school to take its place. | When the school closed in [[2015]], Martha Gaskins Middle School was converted into an elementary school to take its place. | ||
==Principals== | ==Principals== | ||
Revision as of 16:20, 18 March 2021
| North Roebuck Elementary School | |
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Birmingham City Schools |
| Years | ?–2015 |
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| Location | 300 Red Lane Road, (map) Roebuck |
| Grades | K-5 |
| Principal | Irene O'Neill |
| Enrollment | ? (?) |
| Colors | |
| Mascot | |
| Website | |
North Roebuck Elementary School was a Birmingham City Schools elementary school for grades 1-8 located at 300 Red Lane Road, backing up to Village Creek in Birmingham's Roebuck neighborhood. Before Martha Gaskins Middle School was constructed adjacent to it in 2002, North Roebuck Elementary fed into Smith Middle School.
A 1961 addition to the school, designed by Warren Knight & Davis, provided nine new classrooms, a conference room, and restrooms. Cab Construction Co. completed the addition at a cost of $150,000.
When the school closed in 2015, Martha Gaskins Middle School was converted into an elementary school to take its place.
Principals
- Irene O'Neill, –2010
References
- "Schools Adding Near $3 Million In New Facilities" (January 21, 1961) Birmingham Post-Herald - via Birmingham Public Library Digital Collections