This school, built in 1910 and razed in 1975, was located at the corner of Maple Avenue and Bethany Pike. It was an attractive structure, faced with red brick and trimmed with stone. Only the furnace room and walls were fireproof. It had a flat roof, wide entrances, spacious corridors, all characterizing the construction of that time. Chemical extinguishers, fire hose, and steel fire escapes afforded fire protection. Floors were of maple, except in the basement where they were cement. An auditorium-gymnasium provided a good place for athletic contests, physical education and a stage large enough to present plays and other entertainments. Classrooms and halls had high ceilings. The rooms were generally 24 x 32 feet in size, and were lighted from the left and rear. During this period of construction, generally desks and seats were fastened to the floors in straight rows, and this was followed at Woodsdale. this two-story structure was, at first, an eight classroom school, but received one major addition. As enrollments increased, a neighboring residence was purchased and converted into classrooms and the Vance Church permitted some of its rooms to be used for classes. 

It has been replaced with a one-story, split level, open classroom elementary school, which required more building space so more property was purchased.