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Ballard-Hudson High School was a high school in Macon, Georgia, United States. Several buildings have existed on the site. Ballard-Hudson Senior High School was built in 1949 as the only high school in Macon for African Americans in grades nine through twelve.
Ballard-Hudson Senior High School. Year Erected: 2004. Marker Text: Ballard-Hudson Senior High School was built in 1949 as the only high school in Macon for African Americans in grades nine through twelve.
25. Nov. 2015 · Dr. Duval— a former resident of Macon's Pleasant Hill—talks about the history of Ballard Hudson High School, the only African American High School in Macon.
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19. Jan. 2005 · Ballard-Hudson Senior High School was built in 1949 as the only high school in Macon for African Americans in grades nine through twelve. The school represents the merger of two schools: Ballard High School, a private school with roots in Lewis High School, established in 1868 by the American Missionary Association, and Hudson High ...
Ballard-Hudson High School in Bibb County was designed by Ellamae Ellis League, who opened her own architecture practice in Macon in 1934. Before her retirement in 1975, League designed many churches, schools, and hospitals, which were reportedly her favorite projects.
Ballard-Hudson consisted of a staff of fifty-five black teachers and served approximately 1,200 students its opening day. Ballard-Hudson High School continued to run smoothly and effectively, educating African American students for nearly twenty-one years until desegregation reached Macon, Georgia.
15. Sept. 2012 · This marker represents the establishment of a comprehensive high school for black people in Macon-Bibb County. The name is a merger of the Ballard High School and the Hudson High School. This public high school was supported by the Bibb County Board of Education and accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
