| The Vinland Elementary School used to be located near the intersection of Shaw and Madera avenues, near Kerman, California. It was constructed in Western Stick architectural style. The Vinland District was created in 1904, merged with the Sun-Empire Union District in 1952, which later became part of the Kerman Unified School District. The building is no longer in existence. |
| Kerman Grammar School built circa 1908 south of Kearney Avenue and east of Madera Avenue in Kerman, and abandoned in 1957. Constructed in Western Stick architectural style. The Kerman District was created in 1908 and merged with the Floyd District in 1957, with the combined district later becoming part of the Kerman Unified School District. |
| Dakota Elementary School built circa 1910 on Lassen Avenue, between Clinton and Shields avenues, in Kerman, Calif. Western Stick architectural style. The campus was later moved a half-mile west, facing Modoc Avenue, where the Sun-Empire Elementary School was eventually located. The Dakota District was created in 1910, and merged with several other schools to form the Sun-Empire Union District in 1952, which in turn was later merged with the Kerman Unified School District. |
| Sunset Elementary School located near the intersection of Lake and McKinley avenues near Kerman, California. The schoolhouse was built circa 1915, with Western Stick architectural style. The Sunset District was formed in 1915 from portions of the Dakota and Kerman Districts, and merged with those districts and the Empire District to form the Sun-Empire Union District in 1952. The merged district later became part of the Kerman Unified Schools. |
