The Pineville School was located at Pineville about two miles
south of Montevideo next to the Mt. Olive Brethren Church. The
earliest school was also known as Begoon's School. The exact date
of construction is unknown but the school is indicated in Lake's 1885
Atlas of Rockingham County. Pineville was one of four small schools
closed when the Pine Knot school was built in 1910. (see also Idahoe,
Kyger, Three Springs).
Teachers known to have taught at Pineville are:
1879-80 Joseph Miller1881-82 John H. Miller
1882-83 P. F. Earman
1884-85 W. R. Van Lear
1885-86 J. E. Lam
1886-87 C. H. Coakley
1887-91 (three sessions) P. B. F. Good
1891-92 C. D. Kagey
1892-93 T. D. Good
1893-94 P. B. F. Good
1894-95 Charles E. Nicholas
1895-96 Maggie J. Miller
1896-98 (two sessions) Mollie B. Henton
1898-99 John W. Hartman
1899-1900 John W. Rodeffer
1900-01 S. J. Pence
1901-02 J. H. Petrie
1902-03 Frances Dennett
1903-04 Fannie M. Lowman
1904-06 (two sessions) Maggie V. Rodgers
1906-07 S. J. Pence
1907-08 (unknown)
1908-09 (unknown)
1909-10 Lettie Rodgers
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