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Shenandoah School

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A bell called the children of Shenandoah Valley to school. The school district was first named Williams after the family with the most children, then changed to Shenandoah in 1916. In 1952, with the creation of the Oro Madre School District, children attended school in Plymouth. The schoolhouse became home to the community center.
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