Snow Hill Elementary School, Hamilton County, Tennessee

The earliest school in the Snow Hill area was the Frog-Level-Trickum school. Located at what is now Greenwood Road and Island Point Road. The name is partly derived from the creek that runs through the property – Frog Level Creek. The land was donated by the Padgett family and additionally used as a church.

A one room school was located where the Cross Roads Baptist Church now stands (Ooltewah-Georgetown and Mahan Gap Road).

The James County Board of Education purchased 5 acres for a nominal price at the corner of Mahan Gap and Snow Hill Road after 1900. Cross Roads and Frog-Level-Trickum were consolidated into Snow Hill. At that time a frame school house was built. One of the first teachers was F. T. (Flauvous) Hoge. The frame building remained until a brick building was built in 1925.

The new Snow Hill Elementary opened in 1982 and is home of the Hawks. The current enrollment of approximately 569 students in grades PreK-5. Snow Hill is dedicated to creating a learning environment that will enable all students to solve problems, think critically, and achieve academic and social success. At Snow Hill, we strive to provide a community school of excellence which promotes character development and high expectation of academic achievement for all students in a positive, clean, and safe environment with the assistance and support of committed staff and parents.