After serving as a school, the Little Red Schoolhouse was used as an office and later as a location for The Huntington Art League. When the art league relocated, the Little Red School house was left empty for many years. There were discussions and meetings about restoring the building for other uses, however this did not happen. Eventually the Little Red Schoolhouse was sold to the Suffolk County Parks Department where it is considered parkland. The Little Red Schoolhouse and property are part of the Suffolk County Historic Trust's Dedicated Locations on Long Island, and the school is considered a historic building. At one time, the Suffolk County Parks Department had plans for renovating the schoolhouse, but the county didn't have enough money. Unfortunately, the building has fallen into disrepair and people can no longer go inside. If we restore this building in the future, it will go back to being the pride of the Elwood community.