Wabbaseka-Tucker School District

Wabbaseka-Tucker School District, previously the Wabbaseka School District, was a school district in Jefferson County, Arkansas, serving Wabbaseka, Tucker, and Plum Bayou.

The district operated two schools: Wabbaseka Elementary School and Wabbaseka High School.[1] At one time the district also operated Tucker Elementary School.[2]

History

By the 1980s the administration of the Plum Bayou-Tucker School District sought to be annexed by the Wabbaseka School District due to financial difficulties; the Plum Bayou-Tucker district was to be dissolved with Wabbaseka absorbing the new territory.[3] On July 1, 1983 the consolidation into the Wabbaseka Tucker School District occurred.[4] The former Plum Bayou-Tucker district had employed 21 teachers; the consolidated district retained 19 of them.[3]

On September 1, 1993, the Wabbaseka-Tucker district consolidated with the Altheimer-Sherrill School District to form the Altheimer Unified School District.[4] As of 2017 the territory is in the Dollarway School District.

DollarwayAltheimer-SherrillWabbasekaPlum Bayou-Tucker
DollarwayAltheimer-SherrillWabbaseka-Tucker
DollarwayAltheimer Unified
Dollarway

References

  1. Arkansas Education Directory 1990-1991. p. 56. (See archive at archive.is). "Wabbaseka-Tucker School District[...]Wabbaseka Elementary Sch.[...]Wabbaseka High School 07-12"
  2. CIC School Directory, Volume 3. Curriculum Information Center, 1983. p. 15 (View of page without view of content, see search result showing information). "Tucker Elem School/ L A Evans General Delivery, Wright 72182, [...] Wabbaseka Jr-Sr High School/ Mr Jean C Edwards P 0 Box 210, Wabbaseka 72175, [...]"
  3. "WOODARD v. WABBASEKA-TUCKER PUB. SCH. DIST Supreme Court of Arkansas 286 Ark. 110 (Ark. 1985)." Arkansas Supreme Court at Casetext.com. Opinion delivered May 20, 1985. Retrieved on August 1, 2017. See PDF text
  4. "ConsolidationAnnex_from_1983.xls." Arkansas Department of Education. Retrieved on July 31, 2017.
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