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ABOUT

HOME OF THE THUNDERBIRDS…

  • Built in 1970- Open School Concept
  • Enrollment of about 320 students PreK-5 
  • About 63% Free & Reduced Lunch- Free Breakfast & Lunch for all students 

 

Fountain Rock Spring

According to an old Indian legend, a certain brave warrior was severely wounded in battle and was left to die beside a large rock.  Fortunately for him, he was found by a young Indian maid.  As the old tale goes, the warrior requested a drink of water.  When this dark-eyed “angel of mercy” could not find water to drink or to bathe bloody wounds, she took a large stick and out of desperation, struck the huge boulder.  Immediately, this limestone rock released a stream of cool pure water.  The young brave warrior recovered and from that time on, this source of “living water” was known to the Indians as “BAI-YUKA,” or in the English language, “FOUNTAIN ROCK.”