In October of 1822, a one story stone house was constructed and served as the local school until 1874. This stone school house appears to have been built sometime prior to 1837. In 1852 the school house burned. It was rebuilt and remained there until 1874 when a large two story frame building known as Union Free School of Heuvelton was built. This frame building was sold at public auction on May 15, 1954 with the condition that it had to be razed by August 15, 1954.