Hobe Sound Elementary School (also called the Apollo School or Olympia School) was built in 1925, closed in 1962, and replaced with the new Hobe Sound Elementary School on Gomez Road.
Betty Jane Stott Willard on the phone. Willard worked for the Martin County School System for 30 years as the secretary in the superintendent's office, retiring in 1985.
Classroom building at Carver Gardens Elementary School. Later moved to Murray High School and used as the band building. In 1961, students of the Salerno Colored School were transferred to the Carver Gardens Elementary. In 1964, an addition was made to the school, and it became Murray High School. The students at Carver Gardens Elementary attended East Stuart Elementary.
Auditorium of the Dunbar Elementary School in Hobe Sound. Built in 1933, his school was where the Black elementary students in southern and western Martin County attended until 1968.
Entrance of the Dunbar Elementary School in Hobe Sound. Built in 1933, his school was where the Black elementary students in southern and western Martin County attended until 1968.
The elementary school for Black children in Gomez, built in 1934, was discontinued in 1951 and the children sent to attend Hobe Sound "Colored" School.
