After the first three break-ins, police decided to place hidden surveillance cameras in places such as smoke detectors.
The plan worked, and the faces of two thieves can be plainly seen on video.
"I think they're just local, petty criminals who are just stealing money from a school to have party money or some cash on hand," said principal Mark Moore.
Moore says the bandits broke into the school through windows and doors that all had to be replaced.
Stolen were a computer, a camera and about $2,000 in cash used for things like school trips.
The school only has 100 students.
"It's kind of sad. We're a small school, a break-in is a big deal to us. We don't have a lot of money, so break-ins are a serious thing to us," Moore said.
Police are asking anyone who recognizes the bandits to give them a call.
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