MISSION: To present the historic Pleasant Valley School as an iconic reminder of the Texas one room school era. 

We encourage that the local community:
  • Own, maintain and preserve the historical site and building locally known as the Pleasant Valley School, 
  • Maintain and display the historical records and artifacts of the site and to provide educational opportunities regarding the School and its history to the public, 
  • Maintain the property for the encouragement and pursuance of general community activities as a rural community center. 

    Our Vision is to conserve and preserve the Pleasant Valley School for years to come as a historical reminder of the beginnings of our vast Texas educational system.

    We see a community who appreciates the historic integrity and significance of the Pleasant Valley School and fosters its continued use as a keystone to Kendall County Texas as a rural community.

The want to encourage activities that:

 Conserve and preserve the historic exterior and interior of the Pleasant Valley School as a hallmark example of a traditional local rural one room school house as it reflects the historical rural customs and values that have made the Hill Country what is today.  

 Conserve and preserve historic memorabilia and artifacts that provide a better understanding of the unique personal, educational and community contributions of the historic Pleasant Valley School and its patrons throughout the years.

 Present public education forums on the school, its teachers and students including community and family history central to the Pleasant Valley School. 

 Encourage displays and programs that convey to visitors the historical importance of the Pleasant Valley School as a cornerstone of the local rural community and of the Texas State educational system from the late 1880s to present.


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