According to The History of Platte County, Nebraska by Margaret Curry (1950), "Early census reports show local district directors to be W. D. Wilson, Oliver Magnusson, E. M. Vaught and Joseph Webster."
District No. 6 (S5, T17N, R3W) - organized June, 1869Early teacher: Miss May Mahler (1901/1902)
Early board members:
Dissolved November 1, 1966 and became a part of Nance County School District No. 3.
- W. H. Pugsley, secretary (1907-1911)
- Lucy A. Miller, president; Fredolf Welin, secretary; W. J. Welch, treasurer (1911-1914)
- Oscar Larson, president; Fredolf Welin, secretary; W. J. Welch, treasurer (1914/1915)
- Oscar Larson, president; Fredolf Welin, secretary; Howard Christman, treasurer (1915-1928)
- Walter Groteluschen, president; Fredolf Welin, secretary; Howard Christman, treasurer (1928-1931)
District No. 13 (S8, T17N, R3W) - On April 6, 1872, part of District No. 13 was attached to District No. 4.Early teacher: Miss W. M. Young (1901/1902)
Early board members:
- A. O. Pearson, president; James Stevens, secretary; Roff Anderson, treasurer (1907/1908)
- A. O. Pearson, president; James Stevens, secretary (1908/1909)
- A. O. Pearson, president; S. T. Battles, secretary (1909-1911)
- A. O. Pearson, president; S. T. Battles, secretary; Chris Christinson, treasurer (1911-1915)
- A. O. Pearson, president; S. T. Battles, secretary; Chris Christian, treasurer (1915-1918)
- A. O. Pearson, president; H. Bokelman, secretary; Walter Schild, treasurer (1919-1924)
- Will Woxberg, president; Ernest Bokelman, secretary; Walter Schild, treasurer (1924-1927)
- Will Woxberg, president; Ernest Bokelman, secretary; August Shoag, treasurer (1927-1929)
- Roy H. Calvert, president; Ernest Bokelman, secretary; August Shoag, treasurer (1929/1930)
- Roy H. Calvert, president; Fred J. Rupp, secretary; August Shoag, treasurer (1930/1931)
Roll of Honor for the week ending Friday, March 21st - The Platte Journal, Mar. 26, 1873:
District was dissolved July 16, 1963.
- Claude Coffey, Johnny Coffey, Thompson Elliott, Charles Huber, George Matthews, Sigwart Oleson, Ole Oleson, Charles Oleson, Louis Phillips, Julius Phillips, John Schram, Geo. Schram, Daniel Schram, Bennie Gardener, Eva Coffey, Cornelia Matthews, Serena Oleson, Maria Litle, Martha Reed, Lillie Smith, Dora Taylor
District No. 25 (S12, T17N, R2W) - "Oconee" was organized April 8, 1872.According to the March 5, 1886 Columbus Democrat, during February there were 33 pupils enrolled with an average daily attendance of 24. Fred Wileke, Teacher.
Early teacher: Miss Mary Lynch (1901/1902)
Early board members:
- Wm. Will, secretary (1907/1908)
- J. C. Dineen, secretary (1908-1910)
- Adolf Laudenklos, secretary (1911/1912)
- John Ebner, president; Adolf Laudenklos, secretary; Alois Miksch, treasurer (1911/1912)
- Herman Alves, president; Adolf Laudenklos, secretary; Alois Miksch, treasurer (1912-1916)
- Herman Alves, president; John Ebner, secretary; Alois Miksch, treasurer (1916/1917)
- Herman Alves, president; John Ebner, secretary; Adolf Laudenklos, treasurer (1917-1919)
- Herman Alves, president; Henry M. Jacobs, secretary; Adolf Laudenklos, treasurer (1919/1920)
- Herman Alves, president; Henry M. Jacobs, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1920/1921)
- Gust Bernt, president; Henry M. Jacobs, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1921/1922)
- Gust Bernt, president; Alois Miksch, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1922-1924)
- C. E. Gates, president; Alois Miksch, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1924/1925)
- C. E. Gates, president; Ed Wallberg, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1925-1927)
- Alois Miksch, president; Ed Wallberg, secretary; Ernest Schacher, treasurer (1927-1930)
District No. 55 (S11, T17N, R3W) - "Matson" (Sandhill Univ.) was formed March 1, 1878.Early teacher: Miss Anna Mylet (1901/1902)
Early board members:
School District was dissolved July 25, 1959.
- Isiah Lightner, secretary (1907-1911)
- A. Ed Matson, president; Isiah Lightner, secretary; S. F. Swanson, treasurer (1911-1914)
- A. Ed Matson, president; Isiah Lightner, secretary; Andrew Swanson, treasurer (1914/1915)
- A. Ed Matson, president; Isiah Lightner, secretary; Oscar Stromberg, treasurer (1915/1916)
- A. Ed Matson, president; Chas. Lightner, secretary; Amanda Nelson, treasurer (1916-1919)
- Lizzie L. Dubrava, president; Chas. Lightner, secretary; Margaret Foley, treasurer (1919-1921)
- Lizzie L. Dubrava, president; Wm. Waxberg, secretary; Margaret Foley, treasurer (1921/1922)
- Everett Harper, president; Wm. Waxberg, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1922/1923)
- Claude Slaughter, president; Wm. Waxberg, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1923/1924)
- Claude Slaughter, president; Ernest Berchtold, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1924-1926)
- Joseph Schaecher, president; W. L. Emerson, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1926/1927)
- Joseph Schaecher, president; Bert Clayburnn, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1927-1930)
- Joseph Schaecher, president; Mrs. Fred Farrar, secretary; Victor Swanson, treasurer (1930-1932)
District No. 76 (S1, T17N, R3W) - District 76 was established December 27, 1890, after a petition had been signed by more than two-thirds of the legal voters of District 27 requesting that the latter be divided, and a part of it designated as District 76. District No. 27 was divided on January 17, 1891 between sections 5 and 6 (Mannington Road)History - Additional information found on the history of District No. 76.
Early teachers:
- Mabel Strother (1891)
- J. E. Hicks (1901/1902)
- Miss F. Weeks (1901/1902)
- Miss R. R. Rickley (1901/1902)
Early board members:
District No. 76 (Monroe) remains open.
- John Gibbon, secretary (1907-1911)
- John Gibbon, secretary; Howard Hill, treasurer (1911/1912)
- C. W. Hollingshead, president; John Gibbon, secretary; Rodney Hill, treasurer (1912/1913)
- C. W. Hollingshead, president; John Gibbon, secretary; H. E. Durhan, treasurer (1913-1916)
- C. W. Hollingshead, president; John Gibbon, secretary; Charles Watts, treasurer (1916/1917)
- S. C. Terry, president; L. Franklin, secretary; Charles Watts, treasurer (1917/1918)
- S. C. Terry, president; L. Franklin, secretary; George Weber, treasurer (1918/1919)
- S. C. Terry, president; A. E. Hoare, secretary; Martin Nelson, treasurer (1919/1920)
- Lester C. Kelley, president; A. E. Hoare, secretary; Martin Nelson, treasurer (1920-1928)
- Lester C. Kelley, president; A. E. Hoare, secretary; S. E. Pearson, treasurer (1928/1929)
- Lester C. Kelley, president; A. E. Hoare, secretary; Frank Potter, treasurer (1929-1931)
- J. H. Talbitzer, president; J. M. Bible, secretary; Frank Potter, treasurer (1931-1933)