The Snapp's Creek School was located in the western part of Central District near Fairview Church of the Brethren a short distance north of the Singers Glen Road. The date of construction of this one-room school is unknown but the school is indicated in Lake's 1885 Atlas of Rockingham County. When the new four-room school at Singers Glen was opened in 1903, it drew from the school population of Snapp's Creek and, as a result, the school ceased operating after the 1903-04 school session. Teachers known to have taught at Snapp's Creek are:

1894-97 (three sessions) Walter Myers

1897-99 (two sessions) Rawley Whetzel

1899-1900 Addie Hopkins

1900-04 (four sessions) W. A. Showalter

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