Closing a school is a very controversial and emotionally charged experiences for school staff, students and their families, and even the local community. This study aims to understand specific elements within one rural elementary school and its community to provide information about the effects of school’s closure. Adopted quality method approach and use the interview with purposive and random sampling; document analysis and field observation for data collection. The findings as follow: students and educators generally experienced suffering from closure. But distinct difference in how principal and teachers interpreted the necessary of consolidation. And teachers seem to adapted better than students to the new social environment created by consolidation.