Institution-Secondary School
Lycée Victor-Schœlcher (1902- )
The Lycée Victor-Schœlcher is a secondary school located in Fort-du-France, Martinique. Initially built in 1902, the Lycée Victor-Schœlcher has served...
Colored School No. 4 (1849-1894)
In 2023, New York City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission voted to designate the former “Colored School No. 4” a protected landmark...
Abiel Smith School (1798-1855)
The Abiel Smith School, originally founded in 1798 by African American parents in the Boston, Massachusetts community, was an institution for free African...
Pearl High School (1897-1983)
Pearl High School, the most prominent black high school in Nashville, Tennessee, for nearly one century, opened its doors in...
Zion Preparatory Academy (1982–2004)
“Image Ownership: Mike Siegel” From the 1960s to the 1980s, Seattle, Washington public school pupils and their parents, as well...
The African American Academy (1991-2009)
In the late 1970s after two decades of school desegregation efforts in Seattle, Washington, school administrators and parents of black...
The Hosanna School (1867– )
Hosanna School Class Photo, 1894 “Image Courtesy of Hosanna School Museum” Founded in 1867 in Harford County, Maryland, the Hosanna...
The Bordentown School (1886-1955)
The “Bordentown School,” founded in 1886 in Bordentown, New Jersey, began as a self-sustaining, co-educational, vocational school in a two-story...
Piney Woods School (1909- )
The Piney Woods School is a small, private, historically African-American boarding school in rural Mississippi. It serves approximately 300 students...
