The Adrian School District includes a K-8 school and high school.  Voters passed a bond in 2006 to construct a new K-8 school building. The new building is scheduled to open in 2008. The school operates on a four-day week schedule with alternating R/SD (Remedial/Staff Development Day) Friday.  Regular classroom instruction is held Monday-Thursday.  R/SD Friday schedule concentrates on student assistance toward academic studies (individualized teacher assistance, study groups, peer tutoring), class meetings, advisor/advisee conferences between staff and students, and staff development.

The Adrian community originally consisted of five grade schools: Kingman Kolony, Owyhee, Wade, Lower Bend, and Ridgeview. The Adrian High School was built in 1939, the Class of 1940 being the inductee graduates.

Owyhee Reservoir

Fifty-two miles long, the Owyhee Reservoir (also referred to as Lake Owyhee and Owyhee Dam) offers some of the most spectacular vistas in the west.  The reservoir contains excellent fishing for crappie, bass, trout, and catfish.  Individuals interesting in sport fishing may fish the river below the reservoir for brown trout.  Picnic areas, boat launches, and a few beaches surround the Owyhee Reservoir. Tour guides of the dam are available.

Leslie Gulch & Succor Creek A scenic wonderland known primarily for its towering and colorful geology.  Wildflowers, rock cliffs and unique landscape formations create a sense of uninhibited beauty. Owyhee River &Canyon Lands Owyhee offers wild whitewater, incredible scenery, abundant wildlife, excellent hiking, and a feeling of peace and seclusion.  Wildlife sightings of bighorn sheep, mule deer, eagles, and hawks are typically observed exploring the tight-walled side canyons.  Antelope are another species of wildlife abundant in the Owyhee territory,  The Canyon Lands historic heritage include trapping and homestead cabins, evidence of the pioneers who once made a living in this rough land.