The Tiffin community built this school but later joined the
Ranger ISD in Ranger, TX. The school is perhaps the least
known of the four-grade schools built during the boomtime
of the early 20s. It was located 3 miles north-east of
Ranger on Tiffin Road near the T&P railroad. Unlike the
one floor Hodge Oak School, Tiffin had two floors while
Young & Cooper schools (which were the same design except
the brick was darker on one) had three floors. Tiffin had
a large auditorium. Some folks referred to this school as
"Tiffin Tech". It was the first of the four schools to
close and be torn down. The bricks were used to construct
the recreation building near the downtown high school in
1934.
Tiffin School - Grades 1st & 2nd in March of 1921
Group picture at Tiffin School