A Brief History of Community High School   

Community High School is a public school which serves grades 9-12.  The school originally was built in 1925 to accommodate those children who finished the eighth grade at the ten elementary schools in the area:  Rover, Haynes, Longview, Green Hill, Taylor's Cross Roads, Cedar Grove, Unionville, Fall's Creek, Poplin's Cross Roads, and Ray's Chapel.  A brick building was constructed in 1939, with additions in 1946, 1954, 1955, 1964, and 1975. 

In 1997, grades 7-12 moved into a newly constructed building on the 3470 Highway 41A North campus.  Community School shared a cafeteria with Community Elementary but were otherwise separate schools.  Due to overcrowding, portable classrooms were added over time since the 1997 construction.
 
In the fall of 2009, grades 9-12 moved into the new Community High School located at 1140 Unionville-Deason Road.  The building is a state-of-the-art high school facility located on over ninety acres.  The building at 3470 Highway 41A North houses grades 6-8 as Community Middle School.  Community High School continues to use outdoor athletic facilities located on the Community Middle School campus.

Beginning as a small unit school in 1925, Community is now a complex of three separate schools serving northern Bedford County.