Editing Enigma, Georgia (section)

==Education==
The Enigma school was located on the north side of town. It started as a one-room school house, then moved to a three-room school house. A large brick building was built in 1926 to serve as a new school, also on the north side, just across from Highway 82. In the fall of 1954 all county high schools were consolidated into Berrien High in Nashville, the county seat. The original Enigma school building was still in use as part of the elementary school when it burned in October 1973. The gymnasium and cafeteria were still standing, and portable classrooms were brought in so the school could continue until it was rebuilt.<ref name="Cauthen, Edna Dean 1975"/>  Enigma Elementary School was never rebuilt, and the mobile units continued serving the school until it closed at the end of the 1987–88 school year. Enigma Elementary merged with West Berrien Elementary School starting with the 1988–89 school year.  The new Northwest Elementary School was housed on the old West Berrien campus.  Northwest Elementary School was closed in 1994 in the final consolidation of schools in the county.  Now all children are bussed to Berrien Primary, Berrien Elementary, Berrien Middle, and Berrien High in Nashville. The Enigma School grounds now serve as the Enigma City Park.