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Three generations of a local family attended CFES
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Three generations of a local family attended CFES
Since it was built in 1956, Colham Ferry Elementary School has sported many names and fulfilled many roles. It was first named for the principal of the Rosenwald School that preceded the land’s current building, E.D. Stroud. Until the schools were integrated in 1967, E.D. Stroud was where Oconee’s Black children went to school from grades 1-12. In 1968, the school was renamed Oconee Intermediate School and served students in grades 5-7. In 1996,…
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