The first Kronsberg School District was established in 1898 as the Kronsberg Catholic Public School District #48 of the North West Territories. The name was changed to Kronsberg School District #4922 in 1931. Many of the settlers in the area had emigrated from Germany and Austria, and the name chosen for the school was after Kronsberg, Austria. The log school was sold for firewood, and the brick school burned down. Vanworth Brothers of Lipton had built the brick one. There are no records available prior to 1903, but the first teacher was Eliza M. Gray, and the last one was Donna Pillar in 1964, when the school closed and the children were bused to Dysart.