According to “History of Brick School” by T. S. Inborden (Principal and Founder) as compiled and written in 1937, the Brick School Assets at that time:
- 1,129 ½ acres of land
- Permanent improvements at $150,000.00
- Touches three counties with 81,000 Negroes
- Water supply excellent
- First class railroad conveniences
- Bisected by Coastal Plant Highway, running from New York to Florida.
- Soil adapted to good growth of all necessities common to this latitude.
- Light and power facilities are unsurpassed anywhere in the United States.
- Lands well drained- No cesspools of infection.
- Splendid health and sanitary surroundings.
- Race relations are most commendable with mutual and harmonious understandings.
- Water stream bounds two sides which can be developed.
- A school plant with buildings and equipment unsurpassed in Eastern North Carolina.
- A background of forty years service.