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History of Booker T. Washington High School The construction and January 23, 1950, opening of Booker T. Washington High School began a significant era in the history of African-Americans in Shreveport, Louisiana. It can be argued this building was the first real state-of-the-art school for African-American high school students. Beginning in the ...
Booker T. Washington High School. Photo courtesy of Communities Who Know, Inc.™ Public Schooling for African Americans in Georgia. In 1829, the State of Georgia followed patterns across the slaveholding south and passed a law that made it a crime to teach enslaved persons to read.
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Map to Booker T. Washington High School. Click here for the map. Visit Us. 6000 College Parkway. Pensacola, Fl 32504. View Map. Contact Us. Phone: 850-475-5257. Fax: 850-494-7297.
Booker T. Washington is a world-class high school in the heart of America. In 2009 and 2016 the school received the coveted distinction of being a Blue Ribbon School recognized by the United States government for being academically superior. Our school is ranked as one of the top high schools in the U.S. Founded in 1913 to serve the citizens of ...
History of Booker T. Washington High School In 1881, the New Orleans School Board barred the city’s black students from attending public school beyond the sixth grade. However, in 1917, due to pressure from the black community, the school board relented and converted the McDonogh No. 13 campus, then located at 655 South Rampart Street,…
Booker T. Washington High School Google Maps 3803 West Martin Luther King Highway Tuskegee , AL 36083 Phone: (334) 727-0073 Fax: (334) 724-0222
