In 1899, township officials began to study the concept of centralization and consolidating schools into a single building.
The issue was later declared illegal, as the board of education learned it had the sole legal right to determine centralization.
On 18 April 1904, voters approved a resolution to establish a high school in Boardman.
By 1922, the district had established a music program, which to this day is highly acclaimed.
[7] There were eight original schoolhouses in Boardman, all of which were closed and consolidated into a centralized school on Market Street in 1904.