FSCC Ellis Fine Arts Center

The school turned into a different foundation with an area wide region as per a 1965 demonstration of the Kansas Legislature, and was renamed Fort Scott Community Junior College. After Bourbon County voters endorsed a general-commitment bond issue to buy the land and develop the initial two structures, around 200 understudies moved to the present 150-section of land grounds in October 1967. Some government finances additionally paid piece of the first $1.2 million cost. In 1967, FSCC additionally started offering courses in Paola.

Established in 1919, Fort Scott Community College is the oldest public community college in Kansas. The first graduating class in 1921 had two members. Originally, Fort Scott Junior College shared the Fort Scott High School building and operated as an ext