District No. 2 (S23, T18N, R1E) - Created May, 1869According to the March 5, 1886 Columbus Democrat, during February there were 26 pupils enrolled with an average daily attendance of 17. W. H. Swartsley, Teacher.
Early teacher: G. A. Camp (1901/1902)
Early board members:
Dissolved and became a part of School District No. 10 on March 1, 1968.
- Wm. Lusche, president; Emil Held, secretary; Siebert Heibel, treasurer (1907-1913)
- Wm. Klug, president; Emil Held, secretary; Seibert Heibel, treasurer (1913-1920)
- Wm. Klug, president; John Lusche, secretary; Seibert Heibel, treasurer (1920-1934)
District No. 10 (S29, T18N, R1E) - Organized September 30, 1869According to the March 5, 1886 Columbus Democrat, during February there were 35 pupils enrolled with an average daily attendance of 22. L. H. Weaver, Teacher.
Early teacher: C. A. Welch (1901/1902)
Early board members:
District merged with Lakeview High School as a Class III District on June 1, 1997.
- Ferd Seefeld, president; Rudolf Mueller, secretary; Jacob Schwank, treasurer (1907-1910)
- Ferd Seefeld, president; Rudolf Mueller, secretary; Henry Luchsinger, treasurer (1910-1917)
- Ferd Seefeld, president; Gerhard Loseke, Jr., secretary; Henry Luchsinger, treasurer (1918-1921)
- Adolf Mueller, president; Gerhard Loseke, Jr., secretary; Henry Luchsinger, treasurer (1921-1925)
- Adolf Mueller, president; Fred Schwanke, secretary; Henry Luchsinger, treasurer (1925-1927)
District No. 15 (S11, T18N, R1E) - On February 12, 1876, sections were organized into District No. 48.Early teacher: Seth Braun (1901/1902)
Early board members:
School District closed January 1, 1948
- Louis Loseke, secretary (1907-1911)
- August Wurdeman, president; Louis Loseke, secretary; Frederick Cattau, treasurer (1911-1914)
- Emil Behrens, president; Louis Loseke, secretary; Frederick Cattau, treasurer (1914-1916)
- Gerhard Loseke, president; Louis Loseke, secretary; Frederick Cattau, treasurer (1916/1917)
- Louis Wilken, president; Louis Loseke, secretary; Frederick Cattau, treasurer (1917/1918)
- Louis Wilken, president; Louis Loseke, secretary; Ed Loseke, treasurer (1918/1919)
- Louis Wilken, president; Louis Loseke, Jr., secretary; Ed Loseke treasurer (1919-1933)
District No. 36 (S8, T18N, R1E) - Boundaries were established August 1, 1874.Early teacher: Miss Mettie Hensley (1901/1902)
Early board members:
School District dissolved July 1, 1957.
- Henry Buss, secretary (1907-1911)
- Henry Cattau, president; Wm. Goedeken, secretary; John Luchsinger, treasurer (1911-1917)
- Henry Cattau, president; Henry Buss, secretary; John Luchsinger, treasurer (1917-1925)
- Louis Goedeken, president; Henry Buss, secretary; John Luschinger, treasurer (1925-1930)
Christ Lutheran School (S11, T18N, R1E)
The first parsonage was used as a school building until 1897 when the first school building was constructed on the southeast corner of the cemetery. A new building was dedicated on Sunday, November 6, 1949, with an enrollment of 66 students.
Early teachers:
- Walter Reese (1907-1919)
- Rudolf Kuenhert (1919-1920)
- Emil A. Buchholz (1920-1928)