In the following years, and especially as enrollments began to tail off in the 1970s, there was periodic talk of yet more consolidation, this time with Litchfield. Outreach led nowhere on at least two occasions. By the 2000s, however, some grades at the elementary school had a single class and fewer than ten pupils. Meanwhile, Wamogo held roughly 520 students in grades 7-12, including a number from other districts in its award-winning grade 9-12 agri-science program. Litchfield's grades 7-12 had approximately 530 students, a total of about 70 per grade. As a result, consolidation was again a topic of conversation.