Q. Is it true that Southside Elementary School was in the Southside Community Center building on Guadalupe Street?
A . No, Southside Elementary, built in 1949, was a few blocks away in the school building at the corner of South LBJ and Lee Street. Before San Marcos schools were integrated, it was the school for Spanish-speaking children.
This building wasn’t the first school serving Spanish-speaking students in San Marcos. In 1908, an earlier Southside School was located at the corner of Valley and Herndon Streets in San Marcos. Forty-one students attended grades one through six there.
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