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Easton Valley Community School District
Easton Valley Community School District
Location
	Preston, Iowa Jackson and Clinton counties United States
Coordinates	42.047712, -90.398147
District information
Type	Local school district
Grades	K-12
Established	2013
Superintendent	Chris Fee
Schools	2
Budget	$10,487,000 (2020-21)
NCES District ID	1910130
Students and staff
Students	478 (2022-23)
Teachers	45.37 FTE
Staff	30.48 FTE
Student–teacher ratio	11.00
Athletic conference	Tri-Rivers
District mascot	River Hawks
Colors	Orange and Gray ;
Other information
Website	www.eastonvalleycsd.com

42°02′52″N 90°23′53″W / 42.047712°N 90.398147°W / 42.047712; -90.398147

Easton Valley Community School District is a rural public school district headquartered in Preston, Iowa, United States.^[2] It is located in sections of Jackson and Clinton counties, and serves Preston, Miles, Sabula, and Spragueville.^[3]

It operates its PreKindergarten through grade 6 elementary school in Miles, and its grade 7-12 secondary (middle-high) school in Preston. Its school colors are orange and gray, and its mascot is the River Hawk.^[4]

History

It was formed on July 1, 2013, by the merger of the East Central Community School District and the Preston Community School District.^[5] Voters in both districts approved the merger, by 776–122 in the Preston district and 620–598 in the East Central district.^[6] Its school colors and mascot were selected at the time of the district's legal creation.^[4]

The predecessor East Central district had a whole grade-sharing agreement in which East Central sent students in grades 7-12 to the Northeast Community School District.^[7] Northeast later sued the new Easton Valley district after that district stated that the grade-sharing agreement was no longer in place as Easton Valley was not the same district as the former East Central, and therefore had refused to pay Northeast related costs. The Northeast district began asking for compensation after the Iowa Supreme Court decided that the grade-sharing agreement was still in place; Northeast argued that the contract had been breached. In 2015 a settlement was reached involving Easton Valley paying Northeast $450,000.^[8]

The leadership of what would become Easton Valley was seeking to close the Sabula school due to potential future upkeep costs and because of how old it was; it was to retain the Miles school.^[9] The Sabula school remained vacant until 2015, when the Easton Valley board voted unanimously in favor of demolishing it. The school district and the city government both agreed to demolition after considering other options and uses.^[10]