Around 1895, Fedora's first village school was the Root School in section 9, later moved to section 10. In 1905, a new two-story wood school was built two blocks south on the west side of the road and served grades one through ten. The school was consolidated on May 15, 1914, and in July 1915 Fedora voted twenty thousand dollars for a new brick school built three blocks south on the west side of the road. The first classes there were held on January 21, 1916. Enrollment included fifteen boys and eight girls in high school and forty-nine boys and fifty girls in the grades. The first graduating class was in 1918. The upstairs of the Fedora State Bank building was used for some school activities until the Fedora Community Hall was built in 1924 in the extreme northeast quarter of section 9. The first alumni banquet was in 1938 and has been held annually since. The high school closed in 1966 and the grade school in 1970.