Rock Hill School District comprised Rock Hill, parts of Ladue, Warson Woods, Kirkwood, Brentwood and Webster Groves; and was one of the first districts formed in St. Louis County. Rock Hill #I on Manchester and Rock Hill Road was established in 1909. In 1911 enrollment was 270. In 1912 two more elementary schools were built. In 1920 Rock Hill #II passed on to Brentwood when the city split from Rock Hill School District to form its own school district. Rock Hill #I was expanded with a three-story addition in 1930, the same year Rock Hill #III was razed. In 1945 ten acres were purchased for construction of a junior high school, later also a senior high school, which is today Hudson Elementary School. It was designed by Ernest J. Friton. In July 1948, voters opted to merge the district with Webster Groves School District. The Webster Groves School Board accepted the merge in September. Enrollment in Rock Hill School District was 435 at the time. Rock Hill superintendent T. Dean Adams was named as principal of Rock Hill's two schools. Rock Hill #I was renamed after long-time Rock Hill school board president Ed Schall. The NAACP sued and won the right for students on the north side of Lithia Avenue to attend Schall after schools were legally integrated in 1956.
Rock Hill School District comprised Rock Hill parts of Ladue Warson Woods Kirkwood Brentwood and Webster Groves; and was one of the first districts formed in St Louis County Rock Hill #I on Manchester and Rock Hill Road was established in 1909 In 1911 enrollment was 270 In 1912 two more elementary schools were built In 1920 Rock Hill #II passed on to Brentwood when the city split from Rock Hill School District to form its own school district Rock Hill #I was expanded with a three-story addition in 1930 the same year Rock Hill #III was razed In 1945 ten acres were purchased for construction of a junior high school later also a senior high school which is today Hudson Elementary School It was designed by Ernest J Friton In July 1948 voters opted to merge the district with Webster Groves School District The Webster Groves School Board accepted the merge in September Enrollment in Rock Hill School District was 435 at the time Rock Hill superintendent T Dean Adams was named as principal of Rock Hill's two schools Rock Hill #I was renamed after long-time Rock Hill school board president Ed Schall The NAACP sued and won the right for students on the north side of Lithia Avenue to attend Schall after schools were legally integrated in 1956